Mods & Tools

Records gameplay and lets you review, pause, and photograph from any angle after the fact. Every screenshot and cinematic shot on this site was captured using Flashback.

A powerful in-game building and editing tool. Provides a blueprint, selection, and paste workflow integrated directly into the client. Used extensively in the construction of these builds.

The definitive technical utility mod. Adds fake players, event logging, spawning visualizers, and dozens of toggleable game rules. If you do serious technical work, you use Carpet.

Extends the client's render distance by caching chunks locally beyond what the server sends. Essential for seeing the full scope of large builds without forcing the server to load every chunk.

Provides a unified mod list and settings interface for Fabric mods. Most mods rely on it for their configuration UI — not exciting on its own, but quietly essential.

Adds precise FOV control, camera roll, and cinematic tweaks. Rounds out the camera toolkit alongside Flashback and Freecam for exact framing of screenshots and video.

Brings OptiFine-compatible shader support to Fabric with full Sodium integration. The shadows, lighting, and water effects make builds look dramatically more polished in screenshots.

Gives precise control over fog distance and density. For cinematic shots, controlling exactly when fog begins and how dense it becomes is indispensable.

Adds a configurable information overlay — coordinates, biome, chunk bounds, spawn circles, light levels — directly on-screen. A constant companion for technical play.

A shared library by masa that powers Litematica, MiniHUD, and other mods in the suite. Provides no functionality on its own — it simply needs to be present in your mods folder.

Loads schematic files into the game as a ghost overlay for precise construction. Essential for transferring designs between worlds and building from technical blueprints.

Detaches the camera from the player and allows free movement through the world. Works alongside Flashback and CameraUtils for precise shot composition.

Optimizes game logic — mob AI, block ticking, physics, and chunk loading. Works alongside Sodium without overlap: Sodium handles rendering, Lithium handles everything else.

Replaces Minecraft's rendering pipeline with a highly optimized one, dramatically improving frame rates without visual changes. The most impactful single performance improvement available.