Adventure Minecraft Modpack

A feature-rich Minecraft modpack for Fabric 1.21.5 with adventure, dungeons, quests, and more.

Features

• Dungeon exploration and challenges
• Beautiful world generation with unique structures
• Quest and mission systems
• Epic boss battles and improved combat
• Unique animals and creatures
• Maps for navigation
• Performance improvements for smooth gameplay
• Quality of life features
• Furniture and decoration mods

Getting Started

Server Setup

1. Install Docker and Docker Compose
2. Clone this repository
3. Run docker-compose up -d to start the server
4. See the Server Guide for details on configuration

Client Setup

1. Install Minecraft 1.21.5
2. Install Fabric Loader 0.16.13
3. Download the client pack from the server admin
4. Extract the client pack and follow the README.txt instructions

For Server Admins

Mod Management System

This modpack uses a sophisticated system to categorize mods:

• [server] - Server-only mods (administration utilities)
• [client] - Client-only mods (UI, graphics, visual enhancements)
• [shared] - Mods needed on both server and client

Each mod is tagged in the scripts/modpack_profiles/enhanced_adventure_pack.txt file to ensure proper distribution.

Creating Client Packs

To create a client pack for your players:

python3 scripts/download_mods.py --client --profile-name enhanced_adventure_pack.txt

This will generate enhanced_adventure_pack-1.21.5-fabric.zip in the project root.

Testing Mod Categorization

To validate that your mods are properly categorized:

bash scripts/test_mod_explorer.sh

This will check for incompatible mods and ensure proper distribution.

Requirements

Server

• 4GB+ RAM
• Docker and Docker Compose
• Python 3.6+ (with requests, tqdm, argparse, colorama)

Client

• Minecraft 1.21.5
• Fabric Loader 0.16.13
• 4GB+ RAM allocated to Minecraft

Performance Optimization

The modpack includes several performance-enhancing mods:

• Lithium
• Sodium (client-only)
• FerriteCore
• EntityCulling
• Krypton
• C2ME

Contributing

Feel free to suggest additional mods or improvements by creating issues or pull requests.