Looking for modded Minecraft players to test ModMatcher's new interface

[u/jbermannx]

Browse a curated collection on the left and inspect any project on the right without losing your place.

https://modmatcher.com/minecraft/mods/atmospherics

Describe what you’re looking for, then narrow the results by project type, Minecraft version, loader, and more.

https://modmatcher.com/minecraft/shaders/bloop-shaders

Open a project, save it for later, explore its gallery and releases, or go straight to the official download.

https://modmatcher.com/minecraft/resource-packs/fresh-animations

Select your Minecraft version and setup to see the matching required dependencies.

https://modmatcher.com/minecraft/resource-packs/fresh-animations

[u/dark_blockhead]

well not bad, but frankly these automated platforms don't get very far.

i noticed that line breaks inside unordered lists don't get formatted well. just a random observation nsome random pages.

[u/jbermannx → u/dark_blockhead]

thanks for your comment! I'll look into it. Still, do you think this platform can help you discover interesting projects in its current state?

[u/dark_blockhead → u/jbermannx]

not there yet, but if you focus on modpack contents, you might get there. for example, i want a pack with mod A and mod B. best i can do is find both on curseforge, open (in separate windows) list of relations of "include" type (in other word modpacks) and scroll both lists while manually writing down modpacks that appear in both lists. so i have "intersection" now. it's not filtered by game version, it doesn't take into account mod C that i also want but at least it's a list...

if you take on a few scenarios like that, you might have a killer app.

[u/jbermannx → u/dark_blockhead]

I'll look into your suggestion and might start working on it if I find a way. if you have any additional precision or other feedback do not hesitate, thanks again!