Little Joys FAQ

10 questions players actually ask, answered.

What does the Little Joys Mod do?

It adds small rewarding events that trigger around players during routine gameplay, like digging, fishing, mining, and harvesting. It works in existing worlds and does not require any world generation.

What does Little Joys add?

It adds Dig Spots holding small treasures, Fishing Spots that guarantee a catch with treasure, Drop Rushes for bonus harvests, Gold Rushes for extra ores while mining, and Fallen Stars that grant subtle blessings when picked up.

What Minecraft versions does Little Joys support?

The Modrinth project page lists 1.21.11, 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2, and 26.3.

What mod loaders does Little Joys support?

It supports Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge.

What mods does Little Joys require?

It requires Balm to be installed alongside it. On Minecraft 26.3 and above, it also requires Shogi.

Does Little Joys add new items or blocks?

Yes. The mod registers three items and blocks:

dig spot,

fallen star, and

fishing spot.

Does Little Joys work in existing worlds?

Yes. It works in existing worlds and does not require world generation, because events spawn or trigger around players as they play.

Is Little Joys configurable?

Yes. The config file has options including cooldowns, chances, spawn distances, limits per chunk, and toggles for dig spots, fishing spots, fallen stars, drop rush, and gold rush.

What are Fallen Stars in Little Joys?

Fallen Stars are one of the mod's events; picking one up grants a subtle blessing.

What is Drop Rush in Little Joys?

Drop Rush is a timed harvesting challenge that gives bonus drops.