NhatJS's Furniture Mod
Adds stylish furniture, cool electronics, and more to level up your modern Minecraft builds!
📖About NhatJS's Furniture Mod
Welcome to NhatJS's Furniture Mod, this is my first mod I have ever built. In this mod, I am going to bring you everything about furnitures, electronics, and more features to explore. You can use many objects or items to build your own decorations based on your imaginations. Please join Discord server to share bugs you want me to fix, or feel free to have several ideas!
New Required: (mod for 1.0.0 or later)
- NeoForge/Fabric/Quilt users: Iris Shaders, Sodium, Fusion (Connected Textures)
- Forge: Optifine
Old Required: (mod for 0.0.6 or lower)
- Forge users: Optifine
- NeoForge users: Iris Shaders, Sodium, Forgified Fabric API, Sinytra Connector, Continuity
- Fabric users: Iris Shaders, Sodium, Continuity
- Note for Fabric: this mod contains Special Model Loader which is are in that .jar file to load OBJ models, so PLEASE go support them or their GitHub!
I highly recommended to use my mod with these required instructions above because some furnitures contain emissive or bright textures.
Optional (but Recommended):
- Use NhatJS's Furniture RP Textures to have full experiences with more furnitures through the resource pack! (Note: this is beta version, so some features are still limited!)
- Want to know how to craft your furnitures? Use Just Enough Items (JEI) or Roughly Enough Items (REI) depending on modloaders and mod versions!
Screenshots: in "Gallery" tab (including title + description)
FAQ:
1. Can the mod be run as server-side?
No, it's impossible to play as server-side due to this mod contains emissive textures!
2. Why am I rewriting my mod in 1.0.0 as The Rewritten Update?
I want this mod to be used as survival-friendly but also balances between realism and... very Minecraft functions, and of course, avoiding OBJ models help the mod easily being used without worrying about file sizes.
3. Is it required to use shaders for realistic experience?
It's kinda optional. As you love vanilla feel than realism, you don't need to :)
4. Is it required to use Fusion (Connected Textures) for emissive textures?
Yes, it's fully required!
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