LiteCraft

Name: LiteCraft
Price: 8 EUR
Author: Snipcola

An optimised, vanilla Minecraft.

by Snipcola

5.0K Downloads

0 Followers

fabricMC 1.20.6lightweightmultiplayeroptimization

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About this Modpack

⚡ LiteCraft

A mod-pack which aims to optimise Minecraft by adding multiple mods which alter the games mechanics - the Essential mod is also added by default so you can instantly start playing with your friends, without any custom set-up, and with working voice chat.

🖥️ Installation Guide

Note: These are just recommended steps - of course, there are other methods of installing this.

1. Install the Modrinth App

Get the Modrinth App and ensure it's installed.

2. Login to your Microsoft Account

Ensure that you are logged in, add your Microsoft Account from the top-left menu on the application.

3. Install LiteCraft

Click the search icon on the sidebar, make sure the Modpacks tab is selected, and search for "LiteCraft"; once you find it, press Install.

4. Launch LiteCraft

Click on the books icon on the sidebar, and you can see if the mod-pack is available; once it is, you may launch it and start playing.

⌨️ In-Game Key Binds

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Movement

Space Jump
Left Control Sneak
Left Shift Sprint
W Walk Forwards
S Walk Backwards
A Strafe Left
D Strafe Right

Gameplay

Mouse Button 1 Attack/Destroy
Mouse Button 2 Use Item/Place Block
Mouse Button 3 Pick Block

Inventory

G Drop Selected Item
1-9 Switch Hotbar Slot
E Toggle Inventory
F Swap Item With Offhand

Multiplayer

Tab List Players
T Open Chat
/ Open Command

Miscellaneous

L Advancements
F2 Take Screenshot
V Toggle First/Third Person

Voice Chat

H Voice Chat GUI
J Mute Microphone

Iris

N Toggle Shaders

Essential

C Zoom
P Open Friends GUI
Q Open Emote Wheel
I Screenshot Manager

⛏️ Want something more realistic?

Try RealCraft, a realistic mod-pack primarily focused on graphical and quality-of-life additions.

Available Versions

2.9release

MC 1.20.6fabric2.8K downloads

May 25, 2024

2.8release

MC 1.20.6fabric141 downloads

May 21, 2024

2.7release

MC 1.20.6fabric99 downloads

May 20, 2024

2.6release

MC 1.20.6fabric109 downloads

May 20, 2024

2.5release

MC 1.20.6fabric201 downloads

May 19, 2024

How to Set Up a LiteCraft Server

Order Server

Choose at least 4 GB RAM (6 GB recommended for LiteCraft). Based on player count: per 8 players.

Install Modpack in Dashboard

Open the modpack browser in the dashboard, search for "LiteCraft" and click "Install". The fabric loader and Minecraft 1.20.6 are configured automatically.

Start Server & Play

Start the server – all mods are loaded automatically. Share the server IP with friends and play together!

Frequently Asked Questions

LiteCraft server crashes or won't start – what to do?

Most common causes: insufficient RAM or wrong fabric loader. Check latest.log for "OutOfMemoryError" → increase RAM to at least 6 GB. For "Mixin" or "ClassNotFoundException" errors: modpack version and loader don't match. With Mado Hosting, loader and Minecraft version are auto-configured on modpack install – preventing most startup issues.

How much RAM does a LiteCraft server really need?

Minimum 4 GB, recommended 6 GB for stable performance. per 8 players. Important: Minecraft modpacks need more RAM than vanilla – plan extra per additional player. With Mado Hosting, you can scale RAM up live at any time without data loss (from €8/month).

Can I add custom mods to LiteCraft without conflicts?

Yes, but check compatibility: only use mods for the same loader (fabric) and same Minecraft version (1.20.6). Common issues: ID conflicts with recipe mods and incompatible coremod versions. The Mado dashboard mod browser only shows compatible mods and warns about known conflicts.

LiteCraft server lagging – performance tips

1) Increase RAM to 6 GB+. 2) Reduce server view-distance to 8 (server.properties). 3) Pre-generate chunks with the "Chunky" plugin. 4) Use /spark profiler to check which mods consume the most tick time. With Mado Hosting, all servers run on NVMe SSDs with dedicated CPU cores – eliminating hardware as a bottleneck.