AttributeFix in All the Mods 11

Same as in the All the Mods 10 2.12 guide

AttributeFix is a behind-the-scenes fix mod. Minecraft uses an attribute system for important calculations such as armor values, attack damage and the maximum health of a mob, and that system also puts caps on how high any of those values can go.^[1]

You usually won't notice those caps, but plenty of mods run into them without realizing it. AttributeFix raises the caps significantly so those mods can work the way their authors intended. That's why its tagline is that it fixes many mods!^[1]

Attributes it uncaps

• Max Health^[1]
• Follow Range^[1]
• Knockback Resistance^[1]
• Movement Speed^[1]
• Attack Damage^[1]
• Attack Speed^[1]
• Armor^[1]
• Armor Toughness^[1]
• Luck^[1]

Who it's for

This one is really for everyone playing the pack, because it helps other mods behave correctly. If you're stacking armor, boosting your health or building a big damage setup with gear from other mods, AttributeFix is what keeps those high values from being quietly cut off by vanilla's limits.^[1]

This pack ships AttributeFix version 21.1.2 for NeoForge 1.21.1, and it has been part of the pack since its early releases.^[2]

Unverified The sources don't show whether AttributeFix adds any items, recipes or quests, and they don't give the exact cap values the pack uses, so those details aren't covered here.

Same as in the All the Mods 10 8.1 guide

Good news: there's nothing you need to craft to get started with AttributeFix. It's a fixer mod that works in the background. It doesn't add a first item to build or a progression step to follow.^[1]

Minecraft handles important calculations through an attribute system, covering everything from armor values to attack damage to a mob's maximum health. That system also has caps that limit how high any value can go. Many mods are unknowingly affected by those caps, and AttributeFix significantly raises them so those mods can work as they were intended.^[1]

Attributes it affects

• Max Health^[1]
• Follow Range^[1]
• Knockback Resistance^[1]
• Movement Speed^[1]
• Attack Damage^[1]
• Attack Speed^[1]
• Armor^[1]
• Armor Toughness^[1]
• Luck^[1]

In practice, this means gear, effects and mobs from other mods in the pack that push these stats high aren't held back by the vanilla limits.^[1]

Unverified I couldn't confirm any in-pack recipes, quests, items or config values for AttributeFix, so there are no recipe blocks or setup steps in this section. The exact new cap values used in this pack are also unverified.

Same as in the All the Mods 10 2.11 guide

If you came here looking for machines, multiblocks or pipes, AttributeFix doesn't have any. It's a behind-the-scenes fix mod with no items or blocks for you to build. What it does is quietly remove limits in one of Minecraft's core systems so that lots of other mods can work properly.^[1]

The attribute system

Minecraft uses an attribute system to handle important calculations. It covers everything from armor values, to attack damage, to the maximum health of a mob. Whenever gear, effects or mods change a stat like that, it goes through this system.^[1]

The problem: attribute caps

The attribute system also comes with caps that limit how high any value can go. You usually won't notice them, but many mods are affected by them without knowing it. For example, a mod might try to push a stat past the cap and end up weaker than its designer intended.^[1]

What AttributeFix changes

AttributeFix raises these caps a lot, so the mods that change attributes behave the way their authors meant them to. You don't need to do anything to use it. It just works in the background.^[1]

These are the attributes the mod's project page lists as affected:^[1]

• Max Health^[1]
• Follow Range^[1]
• Knockback Resistance^[1]
• Movement Speed^[1]
• Attack Damage^[1]
• Attack Speed^[1]
• Armor^[1]
• Armor Toughness^[1]
• Luck^[1]

Unverified The exact new cap values and whether they can be adjusted in this pack could not be confirmed. No config files for this mod are included in the pack, and the available source does not list specific numbers.

Same as in the All the Mods 10 2.11 guide

AttributeFix is a one-job mod, and that job runs in the background: Minecraft's attribute system applies caps that limit how high any value can go, and AttributeFix significantly raises those caps so mods that push past them work as they were intended.^[1]

The attributes it covers are Max Health, Follow Range, Knockback Resistance, Movement Speed, Attack Damage, Attack Speed, Armor, Armor Toughness and Luck. Those nine are the whole scope of the mod, so anything you want raised has to be one of them.^[1]

Unverified No config file for AttributeFix was available for this pack, so there are no pack-specific values to document here. Standalone installs of the mod may expose per-attribute minimum and maximum settings, but any option names or limits can't be confirmed for this pack.

All the Mods 11 0.8.0-beta ships AttributeFix 26.1.2.3, the NeoForge build for Minecraft 26.1.2. The mod has been in the pack since All the Mods 11 0.0.1 or earlier. I don't have any pack changelog entries for it, so everything below comes from the mod's own changelogs.^[3]

Mod releases for 26.1.2

• 26.1.2.1: the first successful build for Minecraft 26.1.2.^[4]
• 26.1.2.2: fixed the dependency metadata and the changelog generation, and fixed missing dependency info.^[5]
• 26.1.2.3: added extra error logging and removed the intentional crashes that happened when the mod was loaded improperly. This is the version in the pack right now.^[3][6]

In practice, the latest change only matters if the mod fails to load properly. You should now get more detailed error logging in that case instead of a deliberate crash.^[6]