Server-side dimension change notifications with action bar coordinates, chat broadcasts, and live Tab list labels.
Fabric mods · Minecraft Java 26.2.x
Small server mods that say the right thing at the right moment.
I build server-first Fabric mods that live in Minecraft's own action bar, chat, and Tab list — dimension change notifications, death coordinates, multiplayer sleep thresholds, and live sleep progress. Core server features work without requiring a client install.
- Published mods
- 4
- Downloads
- 547
- Game version
- 26.2.x
The mods
Four mods, all live on Modrinth.
Server-side death coordinates, respawn notifications, personal death-screen details, and live Tab list dead markers.
Multiplayer sleep percentage or fixed-player thresholds, daytime and storm rules, wake times, and sleeper rewards.
Live multiplayer sleep progress, wake-up notifications, custom bed messages, and morning broadcasts with Improved Sleep integration.
Dimension Notifier
Server-side dimension change notifications with action bar coordinates, chat broadcasts, and live Tab list labels.
- Action bar dimension cues with optional coordinates when players move between worlds.
- An optional server-wide chat broadcast when anyone changes dimension.
- Live dimension labels next to player names in the vanilla Tab list.
- Server-first — players never have to install anything.
Runtime minimums: Fabric Loader 0.19.0 · Fabric API 0.147.1+26.2
Death Respawn Notifier
Server-side death coordinates, respawn notifications, personal death-screen details, and live Tab list dead markers.
- Optional dimension and coordinates right in the death message.
- An optional respawn broadcast so the whole server knows a player is back.
- A dead-player marker in the vanilla Tab list for clients that opt in.
- Personal death-screen details and a respawn action bar reminder.
Runtime minimums: Fabric Loader 0.19.0 · Fabric API 0.147.1+26.2
Improved Sleep
Multiplayer sleep percentage or fixed-player thresholds, daytime and storm rules, wake times, and sleeper rewards.
- Skip the night on a percentage or a fixed sleeper count — not everyone.
- Separate rules and wake times for night, daytime, and thunderstorms.
- Optional buffs that reward the players who actually sleep.
- Server-first — every mechanic runs on the server.
Runtime minimums: Fabric Loader 0.19.0 · Fabric API 0.147.1+26.2
Sleep Wake-Up Notifier
Live multiplayer sleep progress, wake-up notifications, custom bed messages, and morning broadcasts with Improved Sleep integration.
- A live sleep-progress action bar with the count still needed.
- A clear “sleep now” cue the moment the threshold is reached.
- Morning broadcasts for nobody-slept, partial, and full skips.
- Custom bed messages, and automatic Improved Sleep threshold integration.
Runtime minimums: Fabric Loader 0.19.0 · Fabric API 0.147.1+26.2
What every mod shares
Four mods, one set of principles.
These aren't one-off jars. They follow the same rules — so the way one behaves on your server is the way they all behave.
Server-first by default
Core features run on the dedicated server. Everyone gets the cues, broadcasts, and Tab-list info the moment they join — no client install required.
Exact, tested compatibility
Each mod is built and boot-tested on Minecraft: Java Edition 26.2, with patch-tolerant support inside 26.2.x. New minor lines are never claimed before they pass the full runtime matrix.
Client and server, cleanly separated
Personal client settings stay distinct from server rules, each with its own master toggle and permission-gated Mod Menu screens. Nothing overwrites your local choices.
Focused, and built to pair
Every mod does one job and stays out of the way — and where it helps they cooperate, like Sleep Wake-Up Notifier following Improved Sleep’s thresholds automatically.
About
I'm bearaujus — I build small, server-first Minecraft mods.
My focus is quiet utility: mods that drop onto a Fabric server and make a group's day-to-day play clearer, without forcing every player to install anything. Each one is built for exact, tested compatibility — currently built and boot-tested on Minecraft Java 26.2, with patch-tolerant support across 26.2.x.