What the mod brings to the game
Supplementaries is a Java mod by MehVahdJukaar that adds new items and blocks to fill gaps in vanilla Minecraft. You get decorative pieces and practical utilities built to blend with preexisting content. These additions include jars, signposts, faucets, and weather vanes. You also get spring launchers, sconces, planters, and extra light sources. The mod covers both aesthetic decoration and mechanical automation. It gives you flexible items that stay functional during regular survival play.
System requirements and loader support
The mod runs on Minecraft 1.21.1. It supports two mod loaders, Fabric and Neoforge. It's required on both the client side and the server side.
There is one mandatory dependency. You'll need Moonlight Library installed in your environment for the mod to load. Supplementaries was originally designed for Forge. Because of that design, the Fabric version is supported but doesn't have every minor feature where Fabric lacks a direct counterpart for Forge API tools. You're free to include the mod in your modpacks.
Configuration and in-game details
The project is highly configurable. Honestly, if you don't want a specific block or want to adjust how features behave, refer to the official wiki hosted on GitHub. The wiki provides guides on item usage and customization options.
You can inspect the project credits directly inside your world. Place a written book titled "credits" into a Notice Board to view the list of people who contributed textures and assets. Some audio in the mod comes from Zapsplat.
Supported languages and bug reports
You can play in nineteen languages. Supported options include English, German, Polish, French, Russian, Italian, Czech, Korean, Ukrainian, Portuguese, Serbian, Spanish, Kazakh, Malay, Pirate Speech, Turkish, and three regional variants of Chinese.
If you encounter an issue or a crash, open a ticket in the official issues tracker and attach your crash report.
