What it does
ImmersiveMC changes how you interact with blocks. Instead of opening a menu, you use items directly. You can craft at a table, smelt in a furnace, or brew potions without the standard GUI popping up. The mod was built primarily to improve the VR experience, but it works for everyone. It reduces the visual clutter of menus, keeping your view clear. This is especially useful if you play with Vivecraft or other VR mods.
Who it is for
This mod suits players who find standard menus distracting. If you play in VR, you'll notice a big difference. The interface stays out of your way. Real talk, so it also helps on multiplayer servers where you want a cleaner look. You don't need to be a VR user to benefit from it. Any player who prefers a minimal interface will find it useful.
Compatibility and requirements
You need specific setups to run this mod. It supports Neoforge, Forge, Fabric, and Quilt. For Minecraft, it works on versions 26.2, 26.1.2, and 1.21.11. If you use Fabric, you must install Fabric API. If you play in VR, you need Vivecraft 1.3.3 or later. The mod is required on both the server and the client. If you host a game via Open to LAN, the host must have it installed. Other players can disable the features in settings if they don't want to use them.
Data and updates
The mod handles world data upgrades when you switch Minecraft versions. But it tries to keep your data intact during these changes. You should still back up your world before upgrading. The project supports multiple mod loaders, so you can pick the one you prefer. It's a utility mod focused on quality of life improvements. It doesn't add new blocks or mobs. What you get only changes how existing mechanics feel.
