Server Side QoL NeoForge

Server-Side QoL Pack: NeoForge for Minecraft 1.21.1 on NeoForge 21.1.265 (Java 21).

Every mod in this pack runs on the server only. Players join with a plain vanilla client and nothing to install. It bundles the small server tools from this author plus a handful of well-known server-side performance mods, with configs tuned so the pack is useful the moment the server starts.

What players get

• Coordinates in the action bar (/coords to hide), death coordinates with a respawn reminder, double doors and gates that open together
• A welcome with their player number, a message of the day, /afk, /skipnight votes, /mail for offline players, /poll and /vote, /rules and /info
• Dropped items cleaned every ten minutes with warnings, so farms do not lag the server

What the owner gets

• Hourly world backups while players are online and one at shutdown (Server Essentials), /serverbackup now
• /restart scheduling, /maintenance on with an allow list, /tps /mem /uptime with lag alerts and a stats.csv
• ChatGuard against caps, repeats and links; Auto Announcer tips every ten minutes
• Playerbase: a private retention dashboard (daily actives, new vs returning, D1/D7 retention) at http://127.0.0.1:8765 on the server machine
• Performance: FerriteCore, Lithium, ModernFix, spark, Alternate Current, Clumps

Server install

Install the pack with the CurseForge App, copy its mods/ and config/ folders to a server with the same loader, and start. The pack is server-side: the client install is only a convenient way to get the files.

Mods in the pack

LagCleaner, Server Essentials, CoordsHUD, DeathCoords, Welcome Messages, Playerbase and Couplings Continued by this author, plus FerriteCore (malte0811), Lithium (JellySquid), ModernFix (embeddedt), spark (lucko), Alternate Current (SpaceWalkerRS) and Clumps (Jaredlll08). Third-party mods are downloaded by the CurseForge App from their own pages; no files are modified. Couplings Continued continues Couplings by Chloe Dawn (Apache-2.0).

Tested on a real dedicated server: every mod loaded, a vanilla-protocol client joined, and the server stopped cleanly.

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