What is C+?

C+ (stands for Creative+) is a nieche servers genre, which (in most cases) gives you the opportunity to create your own minigames with something kinda like code environment. Take a look at the most popular ones — you might be familiar with some of them:

Logo	Name	Version	Language	Core
	DiamondFire	1.21.1	English	Proprietary (Github)
	JustMC	1.21.1	Russian	Proprietary (Gitlab)
	Eagle's C+	1.21.4	Russian	Open-source (Modrinth)

Well, as you can see, there aren't many of them...

Actually there's like 10 of them, but most of are made specifically to create money, so they're not listed.
Note: This modpack is not affiliated with or sponsored by any of them.

Why 1.21.4?

Well, there is a reason.

1. Some essential mods (about this later) are only present before 1.21.4 (or 1.21.4 exactly), which is unfortunate, but, well, what could we do here?
2. 1.21.4 is stable and new enough version to play on.

Mods

There won't be listed very well-known mods (e.g. Sodium) won't be listed here — come on, everyone knows them... So, here's less known ones, but they're essential for your... eh... game dev..? I don't even know what to call it.


Lets begin with something you're going to do everytime creating a new minigame: designing.

This might be text, items (for GUIs) etc. Following mods were added for this reason scpecifically:

Name	Description	Link
NBT Editor	Can edit item NBT data with user-friendly interface	Modrinth
FZMM	Can create gradient text, edit heads etc.	Modrinth
Symbol Chat	Adds special button in chat with various symbols; Also can change your text to small one.	Modrinth

Next up is other utility mods. They might be used in some cases, but much less often than desing ones:

Name	Description	Link
Jade	Shows pop-up in top screen with block\entity data; Configured to be less obstructuive.	Modrinth
clientcommands	Complex mod with a lot of features.. About it in particular - later.	Modrinth
Litematica	Can create hologram with build, and can store building in file.	Modrinth
WorldEdit	In case you need to build something, it will be easier to do so in singleplayer with WE rather than in multiplayer.	Modrinth

Finally, some ambience mods to enchance game experience:

Name	Description	Link
Cherised Worlds	With it, you can pin singleplayer worlds and servers.	Modrinth
Continuity	Makes glass and other block continuable.	Modrinth
Shulker Box Tooltip	Shows shulker containment in GUI.	Modrinth
Visuality	Adds more particles to some blocks and fluids.	Modrinth
Tiny item animations	Makes moving items in GUIs more immersive	Modrinth
Wakes	Enchanses water behaviour a little bit	Modrinth

Well, surely that's not all mods. Download the modpack by itself to check.

Other things to mention

This modpack includes some mod configurations designed to make certain mods easier to use and less intrusive.

Oh, I forgot to tell about clientcommands: Since I didn't have enough room to explain it in the markdown table... here are some plain text why should you use it:

1. Some servers limit /give command, so you can give yourself an item using this command:
   
   /cgive <item>[<nbt>];
2. You can enable fullbright with this command: /cgamma 15;
3. Final reason: It also has a built-in Minesweeper game.
   

Unsure what should I also say here.. Oh, texture packs! They do exist. Even though they're not necessary, they can enhance the gameplay experience a bit more.

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Thanks for reading this massive markdown file — it was a struggle to write with my perfect English skills.