CivianMod
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🔍 Analysis
- 👍 0.2% endorsement rate
- 🏆 #455 of 888 fabric mods in this game by downloads
📋 About This Mod
# CivianMod This (https://modrinth.com/collection/vfxo29lK) is a hard-fork of (https://modrinth.com/mod/civmodern) made specifically for (https://civmc.net). ## Features - Compacted items will have a configurably-coloured stack count. - Ice-road macro (bound to `BACKSPACE` by default). - Auto-attack macro (bound to `0` by default). - Hold-key macro for the left mouse button (bound to `-` by default). - Hold-key macro for the right mouse button (bound to `=` by default). You may open CivianMod's configuration screen in-game with the `R` binding. Or you can modify the config file directly, which is located at `<.minecraft folder>/config/civianmod.json`. ## Added - Crates are now independently configurably coloured. - Hold W/forward macro (bound to `` by default). Will automatically deactivate itself if you manually `SHIFT` sneak, or if you enter water, or start swimming, sprinting, elytra gliding, or creative flying. - Signs entitled with `` can be punched to set your dest. (Currently CivMC illegal) - Added an option to show an item's base-repair level in its tooltip either always, only in advanced tooltips, or never. Set to always by default. Keep in mind that this is only pretty-printing the (https://minecraft.wiki/w/Data_component_format#repair_cost) data component: it cannot predict what level cost will actually be shown in an Anvil, though it is *typically* the base-level + 2. - Added an option that shows an item's damage level in its tooltip either always, only in advanced tooltips, or never. Set to always by default. - Added an option that shows whether an item is an exp ingredient. Enabled by default. - Added an option, similar to SafeOreBreak, that prevents Minecraft from mining if doing so would break your held tool. Enabled by default. ## Changed - Switched the config to (https://modrinth.com/mod/yacl). This is a breaking change: your previous configs will no longer work. ## Removed - The radar has been removed. Why? Because it's duplicated effort. (https://modrinth.com/mod/combatradar) and (https://modrinth.com/mod/civvoxelmap) both provide radars that are legal on CivMC. - CivModern's map was added after the hard-fork. CivianMod has elected not to add it regardless given that it's similarly duplicated effort. Use (https://modrinth.com/mod/civvoxelmap) or the myriad other mapping mods instead. ## Compat Despite being a hard-fork, CivianMod makes an effort to be compatible with CivModern should you wish to use both at the same time (eg: wanting the map). Should both mods be used at the same time, the following happens: - CivianMod will assume control of compacted item colours (and crate colours by extension). - CivianMod will assume control of repair-level tooltips. - CivianMod will replace CivModern's "Item Settings" screen with its own item-settings YACL tab. - CivianMod will defer the hold-left, hold-right, iceroad, and attack macros to CivModern. - CivianMod will unbind its own config keybinding if it clashes with CivModern's.
# CivianMod
This (https://modrinth.com/collection/vfxo29lK) is a hard-fork of (https://modrinth.com/mod/civmodern) made specifically for (https://civmc.net).
## Features
- Compacted items will have a configurably-coloured stack count.
- Ice-road macro (bound to `BACKSPACE` by default).
- Auto-attack macro (bound to `0` by default).
- Hold-key macro for the left mouse button (bound to `-` by default).
- Hold-key macro for the right mouse button (bound to `=` by default).
You may open CivianMod's configuration screen in-game with the `R` binding. Or you can modify the config file directly, which is located at `<.minecraft folder>/config/civianmod.json`.
- Crates are now independently configurably coloured.
- Hold W/forward macro (bound to `[` by default).
- Better toggle-sneak (bound to `]` by default). Will automatically deactivate itself if you manually `SHIFT` sneak, or if you enter water, or start swimming, sprinting, elytra gliding, or creative flying.
- Signs entitled with `` can be punched to set your dest. (Currently CivMC illegal)
- Added an option to show an item's base-repair level in its tooltip either always, only in advanced tooltips, or never. Set to always by default. Keep in mind that this is only pretty-printing the [`minecraft:repair_cost`](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Data_component_format#repair_cost) data component: it cannot predict what level cost will actually be shown in an Anvil, though it is typically the base-level + 2.
- Added an option that shows an item's damage level in its tooltip either always, only in advanced tooltips, or never. Set to always by default.
- Added an option that shows whether an item is an exp ingredient. Enabled by default.
- Added an option, similar to SafeOreBreak, that prevents Minecraft from mining if doing so would break your held tool. Enabled by default.
- Switched the config to (https://modrinth.com/mod/yacl). This is a breaking change: your previous configs will no longer work.
- The radar has been removed. Why? Because it's duplicated effort. (https://modrinth.com/mod/combatradar) and (https://modrinth.com/mod/civvoxelmap) both provide radars that are legal on CivMC.
- CivModern's map was added after the hard-fork. CivianMod has elected not to add it regardless given that it's similarly duplicated effort. Use (https://modrinth.com/mod/civvoxelmap) or the myriad other mapping mods instead.
Despite being a hard-fork, CivianMod makes an effort to be compatible with CivModern should you wish to use both at the same time (eg: wanting the map). Should both mods be used at the same time, the following happens:
- CivianMod will assume control of compacted item colours (and crate colours by extension).
- CivianMod will assume control of repair-level tooltips.
- CivianMod will replace CivModern's "Item Settings" screen with its own item-settings YACL tab.
- CivianMod will defer the hold-left, hold-right, iceroad, and attack macros to CivModern.
- CivianMod will unbind its own config keybinding if it clashes with CivModern's.
📊 Mod Details
- Game
- Minecraft Mods
- Author
- Netherwart
- Version
- 2.2.0+1.21.11
- Downloads
- 833
- Endorsements
- 2
- Category
- fabric
- Created
- 4/15/2025
- Updated
- 3/21/2026
- Game Versions
- 1.21.11
- Tags
- utility
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Which Minecraft Mods versions does CivianMod support?
The author lists 1.21.11. Other versions may work but are untested by the author.
What is the latest version of CivianMod?
Version 2.2.0+1.21.11, published 2026-03-21 with 833 downloads recorded at the source.
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