Literally everything is configurable to the max. THIS is how its done.

Backloggd review:

https://www.backloggd.com/u/JohnnyDabb2/review/640678/

As a modpack dev, having mods be as configurable as possible is a massive help, if not a necessity for many mods. Quark really goes a step beyond and adds pretty much every single configuration possible, even adding a custom in-game menu for it.

The features Quark adds are comparable or just straight up better than other mods’ implementations. The backpack is a favorite of mine. It’s such a clean way to extend the player inventory, not just add a completely separate inventory (good for immersive packs, maybe not for tech or kitchen sink packs). Also love the totem of holding in place of other grave mods. It’s simple, intuitive, and configurable. Quark really helps keep the mod list down and all it’s features feel very balanced.

If you’re on 1.12.2, highly recommend Quark RotN Edition for even more config features.

Despite this mod being a ubiquitous part of Minecraft for a while now, I never really realized just how many features this mod adds, it is surprisingly vast, while there are only a few that stand out to me and fewer that are ground breaking, the sheer amount of quality content is awe inspiring. I217;ll also say if the client-side features were spun off into it’s own mod, it’d be a daily use mod for me.

I honestly believe Minecraft as a whole owes a great debt to the Quark mod. It set an unrealistic standard for many of the features Minecraft would end up adopting, such as stalagmites and stalagmites which look so much better in quark, a believe I hold so strongly I went and made a resource pack about it. or ofc the famous frog who is the best frog in all of Minecraft and I’ll kill for him.

The config for quark (editable ingame, from the main menu) may be one of its best features, containing the ability to disable entire modules alongside tweaking specific additions. Their website clearly explains what each addition does, for every mc version of quark, in case you’re ever confused. In my opinion, these features alone make this mod stand leagues above others for casual players, modpack creators, and anyone who enjoys small, fun, (sometimes very QOL) features that mostly feel like they’d fit into the base game. It gives you the ability to completely customize the mod and cultivate it to your liking or needs. It’s also hard to fault this mod for that same reason: it’s trivial to remove features you don’t enjoy.

It has a lot of QOL features, but one thing I don’t like is the bloat. It adds a ton of useless stone types that clog the inventory.