What is Supplementaries?
Supplementaries by MehVahdJukaar is the densest vanilla-plus mod in modded Minecraft: a hundred-plus additions — jars, signposts, ropes, faucets, weather vanes, pedestals, globes, bellows, pulleys, spring launchers — that all look and behave like lost vanilla features. Nearly everything has a function, and everything has charm.
It runs on Forge, NeoForge, and Fabric, and appears in a staggering share of modern packs.
Catalog Highlights
Decoration with function:
- Jars store fluids, foods, and even capture small critters (fireflies, bees) for display.
- Signposts point along paths with editable direction arms.
- Item Shelves and Pedestals display items in-world; Globes map your actual world seed.
- Flags, sconces, candle holders, and gilded blocks dress builds era-appropriately.
Redstone and utility:
- Faucets dispense fluids and items from tanks and jars — compact automation.
- Ropes hang, climb, and pair with Pulley Blocks for elevators and wells.
- Spring Launchers yeet entities; Bellows boost fires and furnaces; Turn Tables rotate blocks and mobs.
- Cages hold small mobs for display; the Slingshot launches blocks for remote placement.
- Present boxes and Trapped Presents handle gifting culture on servers.
The config disables anything individually, and the mod's Amendments sibling (same author) tweaks vanilla blocks to match.
Supplementaries FAQ
Is Supplementaries decoration-only?
No, most additions carry mechanics. Faucets automate fluid transfer and pulleys move platforms, while jars store their contents and spring launchers move entities — vanilla-plus engineering as much as decor.
Can I disable parts of Supplementaries?
Yes, every feature toggles independently in the config, which is why pack authors love it.