Update 2 — v2.0.0

This update adds more ways to change size and gives size a bigger role in the world.

• Added the Scale Dial: change your own size or a selected mob's size without drinking potions. The controls show the target and its current size; selected living targets glow.
• Added the Scale Anchor: keep nearby mobs at a chosen size, with an adjustable 1–32 block radius, enabled toggle, and visible area preview. Placed anchors can be recovered in survival.
• Added compact, non-pausing slider menus in the native mods. Datapacks use vanilla dialogs on newer Minecraft versions and clickable chat controls on 1.20.5/1.21.1.
• Mobs can spawn at different sizes. Small changes are common; further stages become progressively rarer. Rare hostile giants have extra boss bonuses.
• Mob health, attack damage, movement, detection range, and other stats now change with size. Native mods also adjust ranged attack distances and mob projectile stats.
• Larger mobs drop more of their usual loot, with additional rewards for giant bosses. Equipment and XP keep their existing rules.
• Larger creepers create larger explosions, including the normal charged-creeper multiplier.
• All native editions include the dedicated creative tab, all eight craftable items, item models, and effect-specific descriptions. Recipes are standard recipes for supported recipe viewers.
• Fixed drinking potions not applying their effects, empty-looking native potion bottles, missing anchor inventory models, inaccessible anchor controls, and several datapack/version compatibility problems.

The original growth, shrink, and normalization potions remain, with all 17 size stages from 1/16× to 16×. Native controls use the enchanted recovery-compass appearance; datapack tools and anchor visuals work without a resource pack.

Use the file for your exact Minecraft version and loader. Choose either the native mod or the datapack for a world. Some other Minecraft versions still have legacy 1.x releases; their files do not gain Update 2 features automatically. Snapshot builds are experimental. Forge has no Minecraft 1.20.5 release; no Forge/NeoForge snapshot build is included.

This file: Minecraft 26.2, neoforge edition.