
Modrinth · Minecraft modpack
Vanilla Plus
Better performing client and server designed to be compatible with other vanilla clients/servers
Quick answer
Which Vanilla Plus release should I use?
Vanilla Plus 7.0.0 is a complete pack release for 26.1.2 with Fabric 0.19.2. Install it as its own launcher instance. If the creator publishes a separate server file, make sure it names this exact pack release. 16 mods in this pack file.
Pack setup
How should I set up Vanilla Plus for players and a server?
Use Vanilla Plus 7.0.0 as the pack version. Install the pack as its own launcher instance. The creator’s listing does not name a separate server file, so check the release notes before setting up a dedicated server. Do not upload the ordinary client folder blindly.
A pack is a matched client and server setup, not one mod with an install-side label. Keep its release, loader, manifest and overrides together.
These numbers come from the pack file you chose. “Not labelled” means we don’t know which side it belongs on—not that it is safe everywhere. The file count is not a RAM estimate.
What are the server requirements for Vanilla Plus?
Vanilla Plus 7.0.0. Change the pack release and its contents or setup may change too.
The selected pack release is Vanilla Plus 7.0.0. That file is for Minecraft 26.1.2 with Fabric 0.19.2. It contains 16 mod projects. The creator’s listing does not name a separate server file. Check their notes before using one, and do not upload an ordinary client folder or rebuild the pack mod by mod. A file count cannot tell us the right RAM, CPU or storage; size the server for the players and world you actually run.
About this project
What kind of pack is Vanilla Plus?
Vanilla Plus
A simple modpack meant to be compatible with vanilla clients/servers, but has various performance improvements, controller support, and shader compatibility.
Performance
With the modpack I am able to load into a ~2 gigabyte save file in ~7 seconds. Vanilla took ~12 Seconds using the same save file.
As far as frame rate goes I went from ~120 fps in vanilla to ~140 fps with the modpack without shaders.
There should be some performance benefits on the server side of things as well I'll try and remember to compare the difference at some point.
Usage
Client
To use on a client use the integrated modrinth downloader on prism launcher or download the .mrpack and open it using prism launcher or whatever launcher you prefer as long as it has modrinth support.
Server
Before you continue with the server installation it does require Docker or podman If there's enough demand I might make a script to run the server that doesn't involve containers.
You can run it using docker run -dit -v /path/for/world:/Minecraft/server/world -p 25565:25565 ghcr.io/nathan-r-wood/vanilla-plus-mc:latest
The default ram ussage of the server is set to 4G if you want to change the amount of ram the server can use add -e RAM=5G or -e RAM=3000M to the docker run command so it looks something like this docker run -dit -v /path/for/world:/Minecraft/server/world -e RAM=5G -p 25565:25565 ghcr.io/nathan-r-wood/vanilla-plus-mc:latest
If you want consistent ops or server properties you'll have to add a ops.json file or a server.properties file on the host somewhere and link the to the container with a start command that looks something like this docker run -dit -v /path/for/world:/Minecraft/server/world -v /path/for/ops.json:/Minecraft/server/ops.json -p 25565:25565 ghcr.io/nathan-r-wood/vanilla-plus-mc:latest
Good luck have fun and hopefully these instructions are good enough.
Project description from Modrinth.
Pick your setup
Vanilla Plus by Minecraft version and loader
Choose the version and loader you play, then open the matching release.
26.1.1
1 loader build1.21.8
1 loader build1.21.5
1 loader build1.21.1
1 loader build1.20.6
1 loader build1.20.4
2 loader builds1.20.1
1 loader build1.19.3
1 loader buildMade local changes? Try them in a copied instance before touching a world you care about.
Recent files
Vanilla Plus versions and loaders
Looking for an older file? The official Modrinth project page is in Resources.