Faster Paths
by JacobA0225 · ModrinthThis Mod/Datapack gives you speed 2 on path blocks
This Mod/Datapack gives you speed 2 on path blocks
A pack that adds many well-designed, vanilla-friendly features to enhance your survival gameplay experience!
Allows you to craft invisible item frames by putting a normal item frame in a crafting table.
Name noisy mobs or minecarts "silent" to silence them!
Increases the world height to 1024 blocks
Makes the Wither boss harder with phases and abilities
Adds the 4 new paintings to the paintings that can be used in survival
A vanilla+ datapack that adds four brand-new raids with powerful enemies to conquer and rewarding loot to win!
Easily call (whistle) your nautilus with a goat horn to teleport it to you
Adds a Training Dummy so you can test your weapons attack damage as see how many heart you would take from another player or entity.
This Datapack introduces a simple, customizable timer and countdown feature, making it perfect for mini-games, events, or personal projects. It works easy within your existing Minecraft worlds.
A worldedit datapack for 1.20.2+ which is easy to use - no commands required! :D
Adds extra 3D totems that you can craft!
Adds extra recipes to complement Terralith's generation.
The ultimate universal Mod/Plugin/Resource pack/Shader that does literally nothing and runs on everything!
Adds stylized healthbars on hit of any entity with Health.
A datapack that adds drawers in Minecraft.
Datapack that allows you to use the stonecutter to cut down wood, just like it can cut stone
This small data package allows you to store experience in XP Book.
Deep within the subterranean depths, ancient towns lie waiting.
Completely removes the cooldown on spears with the lunge enchantment! Go flying!
Increases the world height to 1024 blocks
Updates and expands the Nether Fortress into an intense, objective-based combat challenge with custom loot, enemies, and a boss.
A datapack uses the game's own tools: it changes recipes, loot, structures and advancements. A mod changes the game's code and can add something genuinely new — a block, a mob, an interface. A datapack doesn't need a loader to work.
Click “Install” and Millida Launcher will add the datapack to the world you choose. To do it manually, put the archive in the datapacks folder inside the world folder and rejoin the world.
Yes, on a regular server without mods: the datapacks folder sits inside the server's world folder. Players don't need to install anything on their clients.
A set of files that changes the game with its own tools: recipes, loot, world generation, advancements and command functions. It works from version 1.13 without mods or loaders and is installed into a specific world.
Yes, it is one of their most common jobs: new biomes, terrain, caves and structures. Generation only changes in chunks that have not been created yet, so such a data pack is best added when creating a new world.
A datapack changes the game's rules without touching its code: crafting recipes, loot tables, world structures, advancements, command functions. The game supports all of this natively since 1.13, so a datapack needs neither Forge nor Fabric — it's installed into a specific world and works on the vanilla client and a regular server.
Data packs do different jobs: some change world generation — biomes, terrain and structures, others add mechanics, challenges and horror events, and others are made for servers — economy, ranks, command-based minigames. Generation applies only to new chunks, so such packs are added when a world is created. On Millida Hosting a data pack goes onto the server with the On a server button on its page.
That's the main difference from mods: a datapack doesn't show up in the mod list, and it can't add anything the game doesn't have at all — you can't make a new block with its own model this way. On the other hand, it doesn't clash with other packs, doesn't need updating when you switch loaders and doesn't stop you from playing with friends on a regular server. Installing a datapack is simple: put the archive in the datapacks folder inside the world folder, then reload the world or run the reload command. The card lists the game version, author and license, and all releases are gathered in one place.