Blood splatters: When you're hit, blood splatters will show up on your screen. They fade away over time.
Modes: Sparse, Normal, Dense, Denser.

Compass: Shown at the top of your screen, the compass shows you which direction you're facing.
Modes: Simple, Fancy, Fancier.

Coordinates: Shows your coordinates at the top of the screen (above the compass).
Modes: Spaced or Together. Spaced coordinates have a space between each coordinate, together are all linked.

Enchantment Indicator: Shows you when you can enchant (above your XP bar). Displays as an enchanted book.

Equipped Info: Shows what armour and tool you're holding, and displays the damage of each item.
Modes: Tool, Armor or Both.

Food and Health Stats: Shows how much health and food the player currently has as a numeric value. Optionally displays saturation value in the bottom right corner.
Modes: Saturation or No Saturation.

Heal Indicator: Shows when the player will heal naturally by displaying a green plus by the health bar.

Light Level: Shows the light level of the block the player is standing on.

Potion Display: Displays current potion effects with amplifiers. Will start to fade out the potion effect icons when they are running out.
Modes: Left, Center, Right. If center is chosen, the effects are displayed by the crosshair.

Exp. Info: Shows how much experience the player has in a level and how much is needed to reach the next level on either side of the experience bar.

Clock: A clock. Shows both the time and the current day. Also includes a small bed icon to indicate that the player can sleep.
Modes: 12hr Left, 24hr Left, 12hr Right, 24hr Right. Displays either 12 hour or 24 hour time, and can be displayed on either the left or right top corners.

Hunger Indicator: Displays a flashing steak icon when the player does not have full hunger.
Modes: Above Bar, Center. If center is chosen, the icon is displayed by the crosshair.

FPS: A simple FPS counter.
Modes: Left or Right.

Connection: Shows information about the current server (players online and server IP).
Modes: Left or Right.

Sign Reader: Displays the text of a sign when looking at it from far away. This enables the player to read signs up to 200 blocks away, even if they're blocked by entities.
Modes: Text left, Visual Left, Text Right, Visual Right. Text mode adds text to the left or the right containing the text on the sign, and visual mode shows an actual sign on the GUI with text.

Block Viewer: Displays the currently looked-at block in a box. Note that this element does not always translate block names properly, sadly.
Modes: Top Left, Top Middle, Top Right, Bottom Left, Bottom Right, Center (by the crosshair).

Arrow Count: Displays a counter of arrows the player has in their inventory to shoot while holding a bow.
Modes: Left or Right of the hotbar.

Mob Info: Displays info about mobs (name and health, numerical and displayed). This shows only when looking at a mob, like a name tag.

Horse Info: Displays optionally jump height and speed of a horse, displays similarly to mob info.
Modes: Jump, Speed or Both.

Distance: Shows how far the block you're looking at is (up to 200 blocks away).
Modes: Type 1 (number alone), Type 2 (with "m away").

Hide Players: Hide all other players currently in the game (or include yourself).
Modes: Only others, Include me.

Biome: Shows what biome you're currently in.
Modes: Left, Middle (below compass), Right.

Breed Indicator: Displays how long it will be until an animal can breed, and what item must be used.

Full Inventory Indicator: Displays text on either side of the screen when your inventory has no empty slots remaining.

Water Drops: Displays water droplets that trickle down the screen whenever it's raining, or you've just jumped out of water.

Item Pickup: Shows text and item icons of items you've just picked up on the screen. It counts how many items you've picked up, but if you don't pick up any for a while, it'll fade away and reset the counter.

A Destrier and a Pegasus in a good size comparison shot.

A Nightmare basking in its own flames. Its tiny wings are furled, as it is not flying.

Flying on a Pegasus.

An Alicorn decked out with equipment, and a Destrier.

The magical horse inventory screen, showing off the new equipment slots.

Upon landing with my Nightmare, I looked back at the fiery trail we had blazed across the sky.

With his tiny wings, you'd think the Nighmare's wing buffet would be underpowered. Those wings can't push as well as a pegasus's, but when near any fire, they harness the fire and fling fireballs!

Ice Horseshoes turn water that your horse walks on into ice.

Making a fashion statement - TNT on a unicorn horn? Slotted Horse Helms let you stick anything on your horse's head as a fashion accessory.

With a Wand of Call Lightning in a Slotted Horse Helm, your unicorn can call down lightning when he lowers his horn to attack! You can make him do it by hitting the 'F' key when mounted. He will do it on his own if not ridden and an enemy approaches.

Riding a pegasus, using a wing buffet attack to push some pigs into a corner. The pegasus is equipped with Wingtips of Buffeting for extra wind power.

Our DNA Tester shows us that the horse we are planning to breed has one Horn gene (H), one Big Wing gene (B), and one Aura gene (A). Its Hide genes are one Unicorn Hide gene (u) and one Pegasus Hide gene (p). (See yellow arrows)

What is going on here!? A swarm of zebracorns? Zebrapegacorns? Am I losing my mind?

The Red-winged Blackbird Mutant Breed.

A shot of the Red-winged Blackbird from above.

Rainbow Smash, another secret mutant breed.

Rainbow Smash in flight.

Khryseis, a custom unicorn (see more athttp://www.hackshop.com/2015/07/custom-horses.html)

The new horse inventory screen, showing a custom unicorn, his magical powers, and currently active magic effects.

ManuCraft showcases the Ultimate Unicorn Mod

Think's Lab Mods - Sky Realm Adventure! (featuring this mod)

The Unicorn

Where to Find Them: Unicorns can be found in many biomes, but are easiest to find in the plains and forest biomes.

What can they do? Every unicorn has a horn, and these unicorns know how to use them. There are a number of evil creatures that are natural enemies to unicorns, and unicorns will attack them by lowering their horn and charging. When you tame a unicorn, you can tell him to lower his horn, and attack with it using the 'F' key.

Soft squishy things like meat and apples can be worn on a unicorn's horn.... Why would you do this? Maybe to make a fashion statement? In any case, you can do it.

Putting a slotted horse helm on your unicorn unlocks one of its most powerful abilities. With a slotted helm, a unicorn can equip a wand, and using the magic of its horn, attack with it! Any horse with a unicorn horn can use the equipped wand itself, or be commanded to do so with the 'F' key.

Unicorns also possess a sparkly aura that has unknown effects.

The Pegasus
Where to Find Them: Pegasi are harder to find, but sometimes you can find them resting in plains, forest, beach, and hilly biomes.
What can they do? Pegasi are masters at flying. Once you have tamed one, you can ride into the sky just by holding the jump button. To descend quickly, push the 'C' key to make your pegasus fold up his wings and plummet.

On the ground, the 'C' key makes your pegasus perform a buffet attack: he beats his wings forward with great force, blowing back creatures and items in front of her. Stronger winged horses (perhaps even with magical help) have been known to throw creatures with great force off cliffs and to their deaths.

Take care when taming a pegasus! They are flighty creatures, and have been known to fly off with the inexperienced rider, dumping him to his death from a great height!

The Nightmare
Where to Find Them: Nightmares like hot weather, so you can find them in the desert and savannah biomes.

What can they do? Nightmare hooves start fires wherever they strike, including in the air. Fire protection is highly recommended if you hope to tame one!

Nightmares have smaller wings than their pegasus cousins, so they fly differently, and have less maneuverability in the air. They run faster, however, and can fly through the sky at great speeds. Turn too much, however, or otherwise lose your momentum, and they quickly lose altitude and float to the ground.

A nightmare's wing buffet attack is not as powerful as a pegasus's, nor does it hit as wide an area. However, when near fire (created by the nightmare, or any other fire), a nightmare can harness that fire with its wings and shoot twin fireballs when it performs its buffet attack.

The Destrier
Where to Find Them: Destriers like cold weather, so you can find them in the colder biomes, like ice plains and taiga.
What can they do? Destriers are simply monster horses. They are bigger, meaner, and more powerful. Just by stomping around, they destroy plants and bust through snow and foliage. When a destrier rears, watch out! Their kicks can kill, and knock down trees and bust dirt and other weak blocks.

If you breed a destrier with a horse of another type, the child is likely to inherit the destrier's large body trait. Any magical horse with a large size body will see some of its other traits improved: even bigger wings that are more powerful, and a stronger horn attack. This increase extends to magical items, as well! Try out Power Horseshoes, and see the difference.

All magical horses can kick creatures when they rear, and any magical horse equipped with a helm can perform a charge attack with the 'F' key, even if that attack may not be as effective as a unicorn's charge attack.

All magical horses can wear a chest and gain extra inventory slots.

There are five new equipment slots for magical horses:

1. Horseshoes slot
Self-explanatory - horseshoes, including magical ones, go here. Better horseshoes give better bonuses to kick power. Magical horseshoes like Power Horseshoes, Ice Horseshoes, and Gentling Horseshoes have extra effects.

2. Helm slot
Helms for your magical horse go here. Slotted helms open up the horn slot for magical horses that don't have a horn, and allow for more eqipment options in the horn slot for horned horses like unicorns.

3. Horn slot
This slot is for items that attach to a unicorn horn. Slotted helms open this slot even for non-horned horses.

4. Wingtip slot
This slot is only available on magical horses with wings. Magical wingtip equipment items can improve buffetting power and cause other effects.

5. Chest slots
All magical horses can be equipped with a chest, opening up extra inventory slots.

DNA Tester: The DNA Tester allows you to check a magical horse's DNA. With it, you can see if a horse you intend to breed has recessive genes or multiple values of a dominant gene you want it to pass on. It is a great help when trying to breed exotic horse types (including the mutant Ultimate Unicorns). Just hit a horse with it, and hover your mouse over the DNA Tester item. Next to its name you will see the horse's DNA.

Horseshoes: Horseshoes give your horse more kicking power, and some magical variants give your magical horse extra abilities.
Horse Helms: Horse helms help protect your horse's head, and allow him to charge your enemies. Slotted horse helms can hold items, either for decoration or for extra attack abilities. Slotted helms also do more damage, since they are fitted with an armored horn slot.
Wingtips: Wingtips improve the effectiveness of your magical horse's wing buffet attack, pushing enemies and items farther, and possibly even hurting them and throwing them into the air.

Magic Items!

Check out info about new magical items.

Recipes for how to craft all these items.

A mod requested by Pyrosparker, this mod is currently in its alpha phase, and has not got a lot of content yet. However, it is still quite a lot of fun (in my opinion, at least) as you can currently live a much more hectic nomadic life than normal. Believe me, it's a lot of fun chasing cows off of cliffs to their doom.

• No more punching trees down!
• Make flint tools!
• No more unrealistic wooden and stone tools!
• No more monster spawning (except from spawners)!
• A rock: Your first pickaxe!
• Full development log here!
• Animals now flee from the player, making hunting much more difficult!
• Run those cows off those cliffs!
• Reduced chest size!
• Basic thirst and energy system!

Firstly, you have three options: You can either install using MCPatcher, the helper, or you can install manually with just the patch zip. I suggest that you use MCPatcher, and I don't offer official support for manual installs, so please use MCPatcher or the helper. Below video is for using the helper.

It's (somewhat) easy to get started using this mod, break some leaves, collect some rocks, but here's an actual tutorial.
First, you're going to want to collect some branches. You get these by breaking off the leaves from trees. Once you have a few branches, craft them into sticks by sticking (haha, puns) them into your crafting menu. Next, you should pick up some rocks and start throwing them at the ground in order to get flint. Once you have three, use your crafting menu to make three of them into an axe head:

Once you've made your axe head, start breaking some tall grass to get cord. Collect 10 of it for now.
Once you have ten, take one of them, a stick, and your axe head and craft it (shapelessly) into your first axe. Take the other nine and turn them into string:

Once you've done that, make the string you get into a bow. You'll need it for hunting later. Next, gather up one more flint to make a flint knife:

Then collect some more rocks in order to get some stone and coal. You'll want iron too, but right now you need to focus on getting hunger under control when it starts arriving. Gather enough stone for a furnace using your rocks, and then head back to the surface.

Since you don't have any arrows yet, you may want to consider using rocks as a ranged weapon for now. They deal enough damage to kill a chicken in one shot, which is what you need right now to make arrows. Go and hunt some animals for food!
Once you get some iron, make a shovel so that you can collect some sand. You need to make a glass bottle so that you don't dehydrate.
Unfortunately, this is where the content ends right now. Believe me though, there will be much, much more to come.

All downloads for patches, as well as the download helper, can be downloaded here.

Before someone asks, as I'm sure they will, I will answer why there isn't any multiplayer. Because I'm not using Forge, my mod doesn't automatically work with server files. As such, I haven't released a server version yet. However, if someone wants to take the time, using my code as a base, they can make their own server to work with this, as long as they follow these rules:

• The server MUST follow Minecraft's ToS, meaning you cannot release a full source, just the patch files that users will install themselves onto their server.
• The server MUST be released under GPLv3 (if you are using any of my code, you have to by law due to my license), with source on Github or a similar source code-sharing site.
• The server MUST NOT change any content of my mod.
• And finally, the server MUST state wherever it is released (e.g. forum thread AND downloaded files) that it is made for this mod, including a link to this topic.

Having said that, I would really like if someone actually releases a server for my mod! Thanks!

This mod is licensed under the MIT.
Credits for all mod content can be located here.
Request features here.