Introducing RaidMod, the exciting server-side Fabric mod designed for Minecraft 1.20.1, which transforms the Nether into a thrilling expedition zone with a set time limit. Players can easily access the traditional Nether portals, which function normally and do not trigger expeditions. To kick off a raid, simply use the command /expedition.
Exciting Features
- Solo and cooperative expeditions that require confirmation;
- Configurable spawn locations and cooldown intervals;
- Permanently available and automatically rotating exit points;
- Boss bar, sidebar, exit countdown, and particle effects;
- Active expeditions remain functional even after server restarts;
- Access to statistics, leaderboards, kill counts, and successful exits;
- Server-side installation means players do not need the mod to join;
- Support for OP permissions, including optional
raidmod.adminandraidmod.cooldown.bypassaccess.
Installation Steps
- First, download and install Fabric Loader along with Fabric API for Minecraft version 1.20.1.
- Place the RaidMod JAR file in the server’s
modsdirectory. - Launch the server, which will automatically generate the configuration files in the
configfolder. - Utilize admin commands to establish expedition spawn points and exit doors.
Key Commands
/expedition— Initiate a solo expedition;/expedition with— Start a cooperative expedition;/expedition confirm,/expedition cancel— Confirm or cancel an expedition;/expedition stat [player]— Display player statistics;/expedition top— View the leaderboards;/expedition spawncreate— Create a new spawn point;/expedition spawnremove,spawnlist,spawnclear— Manage spawn points;/expedition doorcreate— Set up an exit;/expedition doorstatic,doorremove,doorclear— Control exit points;/expedition availableexits— Modify the number of active rotating exits;/expedition addtime,addtimeclear,nocd,nocdremove— Manage player overrides;/expedition open,/expedition close,/expedition reload— Control expedition status and reload configurations.
Configuration Options
The raidmod.json file allows you to customize expedition durations, cooldowns, available exits count, rotation patterns, sidebar and boss bar appearances, particle effects, and player disconnection behavior. The raidmod_messages.json manages all on-screen text, with standard Minecraft § formatting codes supported. It is highly advisable to create a backup of your world and configuration files before performing any updates.
