July 2026 Mod Roundup

Hello again.

Since the 26.2 post, a lot of the less glamorous but very important follow-up work has landed: older-line backports, dependency fixes, and a few bugfixes that deserved a quieter pass before the next big pile of shiny things.

Amber got a couple of library fixes for damage events and Forge startup, which should make dependent mods behave more reliably across the current supported loaders.

Konfig gained dropdown config values and cleaned up legacy Forge config-screen ordering.

Liteminer also picked up config-screen fixes, so opening its settings from the Mods screen should feel more consistent.

Bonded got a fix to clean up a couple of durability edge cases around body armor and items that no longer have valid durability.

Liteminer has a small fix batch queued for the next release.

I'm working on a few new and returning mod things too; more on that below.

I also brought a wave of the latest and greatest fixes back to the current modern support lines. In plain English: if you are staying on 1.21.11, 26.1, 26.1.1, or 26.1.2, several mods now have newer files there too.

Amber, Bonded, Mochila, Kaf HUD, Torch Toss, SnapShears, Happy Ghast Improvements, Kaf's Valentine Special, Exploding Sheep, Gentle Hurt Cam, Hot Fireworks, and Liteminer all got some combination of those backports. The goal is simple: fewer players have to jump Minecraft versions just to pick up newer fixes.

Several mods now use Konfig for in-game configuration. If a mod page says Konfig is required, install Konfig beside it.Konfig on ModrinthKonfig on CurseForge

Arcane Armory is being brought back. The old fantasy-materials idea is on the bench again: ores, armor and tool sets, bows, shields, hammers, and building blocks, all moving toward modern Minecraft.

And a small reveal: Music Filter is a new mod getting ready for release soon. It gives you more control over Minecraft's music behavior, and I will give it proper space in its own release post.

If something breaks, send me the Minecraft version, loader, mod versions, and crash log or latest.log. The fastest place to get help is still Discord.

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