Minecraft 1.8 Mods

While it’s one of a very select number of mods which were built specifically with LiteLoader in mind, the DaFlight mod is not inferior to similar mods because of this fact. This is, at its heart, a flying and sprinting mod which allows players to...

Minecraft is a game loaded with repetitive tasks. Chopping wood, mining minerals, farming food and other features do help to define the game, but they can also become very boring for players who are trekking through their thousandth world or beyond. Many mods seek to...

There are many resource packs which aim to bring the look of Terraria into Minecraft with mixed success. But the Terraria Buttons mod is the first great interpretation of the popular side-scrolling action game in the realm of Minecraft. Or at the very least, it...

The HUD, or Heads Up Display, is an important part of every game, including Minecraft. It conveys important information to the player, like their remaining life, armor levels, their hotkey bar, the time of day and a number of other items, depending on the game...

Though some players will cry foul at the Inventory Crafting Grid mod because it removes an integral piece of Minecraft from the game, others will be all too happy to do away with crafting tables and the need to place them practically everywhere while carrying...

The Multi Mine mod is a great mod for servers everywhere; it really brings teamwork to Minecraft, and there’s nothing bad about that. You know how when you are mining a block with a pick, and it needs to be hit eight times before it...

It’s hard to envision a Minecraft mod which would be made specifically for the elderly. Fortunately, someone has already made it and so you don’t have to imagine what it looks like. The Minecramp Mod emulates what it would be like to play in Minecraft...

Have you ever wanted to dye your tools in Minecraft? Some people have, to be honest. It could be useful for creating color-coded teams of people in multiplayer maps, but it’s also just a nice way to make you stand out from all the other...

Normally, you can only find clay on the surface of a Minecraft world. Neutral, gray clay will appear naturally around the edges of islands and often in swamps, under a single block layer of water which is shallow enough for the player to walk through....