15 More Awesome Forge Mods Available for Minecraft 1.19!

Hey guys, I wanted to cover some more mods  that are available for Forge on Minecraft 1.19.   Once again, a lot of these are popular, but I’m  working on a video that showcases some new mods   too. You can find the link to download  any of these in the description below.

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A mod that’s slowly changing Minecrafts biomes is  Ecologics. I’ve mentioned this mod in the past,   but it’s received a few updates since then.  Currently, the mod makes changes to biomes   like Beaches, Deserts, Snowy, Plains and the Lush  Caves. In these biomes, you might find new trees,  

Blocks, creatures and nature items. Like in  Deserts, there’s Camels which can be tamed and   ridden. Or in a Beach, there’s Coconut Crabs,  or Squirrels in the Plains Biomes. I’m sure   that in the future, we’ll see more changes to  even more biomes. And right now, I’d say this  

Is like a Vanilla plus mod, you don’t have to  worry about it impacting the game too much. Minecraft Comes Alive Reborn was also updated,  and I recently did a showcase for this mod, which   you can find on my channel. With it installed,  you’ll notice that Villagers are more human-like.  

They’ll have more interactions too, so that  you can slowly build a relationship with them,   and you’ll have the option to marry them.  Eventually, you can have children of your own,   who can do chores like collecting Wood. There’s  more features included, like Villagers becoming  

Infected, with them eventually dying and possibly  being resurrected. Over time, you’ll increase your   rank in a Village, which will let you implement  taxes, as well as add birth and marriage limits. This next mod adds Target Dummies into Minecraft.  You can craft them by placing a Hay Bale above an  

Armor Stand in a Crafting Table. When you place  them down, they can be equipped with armor.   The mod will allow you to see  how much damage your items deal,   as they’ll be displayed when you hit the  dummy. It can also be equipped with mob heads,  

Like those of Skeletons and Zombies, so that  you can also test out your Enchantments. With Advancement Plaques, the advancement pop  ups that usually appear in the top right will   be changed. Now, there’ll be a completely new  design that appears in the center of the screen,  

And it has some new sounds and design, with it  having a strong RPG feeling. Some texture packs   have been released for Advancement Plaques,  allowing you to further customize the design,   with you even being able to make it have  a science-fiction like appearance instead.

With Better Animals Plus installed,  you can find an assortment of passive,   neutral and hostile creatures in your  world. Currently, over 30 animals are added,   which can all be found throughout different  biomes. Some passive animals are Deer, Squirrels,   Butterflies and Pheasants. Whereas when it comes  to neutral creatures, there’s Bears, Coyotes,  

Badgers, Whales and Geese. Neutral creatures  will only attack under certain conditions,   like if they’re provoked, or if it’s night  time. Some hostile creatures are Piranhas,   Moose, Sharks, Boars and Tarantulas, so as you can  see, there’s a wide range of animals to be found.  

Some animals have drops, where they can  give different meats, pelts and heads. In my last video, I mentioned Biomes O’  Plenty, but you’ll be happy to know that   Oh The Biomes You’ll Go has also been updated.  There’s over 80 biomes included with the mod,  

Which can be found across all 3 dimensions. Over  a thousand items are included with the mod too,   but these mostly consist of new Leaves,  Flowers, Saplings and all new decoration   blocks which can be constructed from each  wood type, like Stairs, Fences and Planks.  

The mod does include a Biomepedia which  can be crafted, and shows every item and   biome included with the mod. You can expect  to find locations like the Amaranth Fields,   Bayou, Cherry Blossom Forest, Crimson  Gardens, Magma Wastes and a lot more. Aquaculture 2 brings a fishing overhaul  into Minecraft. There’s over 30 new fish  

Which can be caught, like different Cod,  Trout, Carp, Catfish, Piranhas and more.   And you’re able to catch these in different  locations.There’s some new fishing rods,   made from Iron, Gold, Diamond and Neptunium,  which change their durability. Bait like Worms,  

Minnows or Leeches can be attached to a fishing  rod which can increase the chance of getting a   catch. Whereas Hooks can have different effects,  like giving a chance to catch two things at once,   have increased luck or a chance to not use  any durability. These items can be stored  

And applied inside the Tackle Box, which  can be crafted. There’s also Neptunium,   a new material which can be turned into some armor  and tools which give bonuses when underwater. Another mod to add new creatures is Earth  Mobs. Over 15 animals are added in total,  

Which come from the Minecraft Earth game. You  can find the Cluckshroom, Wooly Cow, Viler Witch,   Lobber Zombie, Bouldering Drowned, Skeleton Wolf,   Tropical Slime and a few others. A lot of these  have their own interactions and mechanics too,   like how Bone Spiders spit Bones at targets.  Lobber Zombies will throw Rotten Flesh,  

Or the Tropical Slime which drops fish that  it has stored. Some items are included too,   like Bone Shards which can be used to make  Arrows, Buckets of Mud and Carved Melons. Luggage is a new item which can be crafted  from a Chest, a Diamond and 7 Sticks. When you  

Place it down, Luggage will follow the player  around, and pick up any items on the ground.   It’s immortal too, so you don’t have to worry  about losing Luggage, or the items inside. At   any time, you can pick up Luggage by sneaking and  right clicking. If Luggage is struck by lightning,  

Then it will be charged, changing the texture  and doubling the amount of items it can carry. Scuba Gear is a new set of equipment, which  you can often find being worn by Drowned.   If a Drowned spawns within 15 blocks of an  Ocean Ruin, then they can spawn with pieces  

Equipped. Each piece of Scuba Gear has a different  ability, with them granting underwater breathing,   mine at normal speed underwater,  provide an increased swimming speed   and an increased walking speed. If you wear the  full set, then you’ll gain fire resistance too.

With Exotic Birds comes over 30 species of  Birds, spread throughout all different biomes.   You can find Budgies, Parrots, Owls, Penguins,  Roadrunners, Swans, Woodpeckers, Ostriches,   Flamingos and more. It’s possible to obtain Eggs,  which naturally spawn and can be used to hatch  

Birds. Or you can find Bird Nests spawning in  Trees, which contain Mystery Eggs. Place these in   the Egg Analyzer alongside some Redstone Dust to  identify them. You can read about each Bird in the   Bird Encyclopedia, which shows all the variants,  as well as items that can be used to temp or tame  

Them. Birds like the Phoenix can be tamed and  ridden, allowing you to fly around your world.   But there’s more to the mod, like  Bird Cages and Egg Incubators. Builders Craft and Additions adds lots  of items which are great for your bases.  

Firstly, there’s Panels made out of different  materials, which are just vertical slabs. Pillars   exist too, and can be stacked on top of eachother  neatly. Some furniture items like Stools, Chairs   and Tables can be crafted, and these can have  Pillows applied to them for further decoration,  

And Chairs can be sit on. Or you can  just place Pillows on the ground instead,   as they too can be used for sitting. There’s also  Sofas, Hedges and even Arcade Machines. If you   interact with the Arcade Machines, then you can  play Snake. A few other items worth mentioning are  

Different Cabinets, Shelves and Drawers which  can all be used to store and display items. With Signposts installed, you can create a  Waystone from 8 Stone and an Ender Pearl.   These can be taken into a Stonecutter to change  their appearance. When a Waystone is placed down,  

It can be named and activated. Though you can also  find these naturally spawning in Villages. Next,   you can create a Signpost from Logs and Signs,  with some different materials being available.   When you place down a Signpost, you can add  text to it, or link it to an activated Waystone.  

There’s also an option to change the shape  and style of the sign. The Signpost should   point to the Waystone, but you can also change  the direction by using a Sign Angle Wrench.   Interacting with the Signpost will also  allow you to teleport to the linked Waystone,  

But either way, these could  just be used for decoration. Serene Seasons will introduce Spring,  Summer, Autumn and Winter into Minecraft.   As you move through each season, the colors  of grass and other foliage will change.   During Winter, expect to see more snow too, with  more rain also falling in Spring. From now on,  

Crops will only grow during certain seasons, and  you can see the season by hovering over a Crop.   They can still grow out of season, but it will  be very slow. Growing Crops out of season is   more efficient if you build a Greenhouse, have  Bees pollinate them or grow them underground.

I covered Towns and Towers a while back, when  it was originally a Datapack. It seems that   it’s now available as a mod too. It makes changes  to both Villages and Pillager Outposts, with each   one now being more unique, and having different  styles and themes depending on the Biome. You  

Might find Villages which have been transformed to  look like Barns, Taverns, Lighthouses, instead of   being large Villages. Whereas Pillagers will now  spawn inside of Shipwrecks, Castles and Ruins,   among a few other new structures. It’s a great  mod, and each structure is beautifully crafted.  

I covered this in more detail recently,  and you can find the video on my channel. I hope you enjoyed this video. If  you haven’t already, check out the   other 1.19 videos I’ve made. And I’ll  be back soon with some more content,   including Datapacks and Texture  Packs, so stick around for those.