Experimenting with using Optifine OR Sodium is also a great idea for anyone looking to juice out the most FPS from their block game, Optifine in some cases offers more performance compared to Sodium but that is true vice versa, as it depends on your system hardware and its configuration. The approved mod list covers honestly every mod that you should need, and using that list it is very easy to make your own.
Still though, in my opinion everyone should explore the world of Minecraft mods as they can offer a much more customizable experience, and the possibility for incredible performance compared to a PvP client which is often bloated with mods that you do not need. I would imagine that completely barring off Lunar is just temporary, it is much easier to disable it entirely than it is to disable what isn't deemed allowed, seeing as leniency for client-side mods is still very controversial with the creation of a whitelist being only a year old, I am sure that most PvP clients will be allowed over time as the mod whitelist becomes more solid.Ĭlients such as Labymod(1.8-1.16.5), Lunar, Badlion all have server API's for the server developers to play with, and all of which give the developers power to dictate which mods they can and cannot enable.
