LPCTools

LPCTools is a client-side utility mod for technical survival, large-scale building and excavation, fluid cleanup, and item logistics, with optional tools, gameplay tweaks, and a visual scripting system. Its building and mining helpers include a Filling Assistant that places blocks from your inventory while checking whether placements obstruct your route, a Liquid Cleaner for removing fluids, a Tiling Tool that repeats a selected block pattern, and a Break Restriction tool that limits where you can mine. For base management and exploration, Spawn Proofer covers spawnable blocks to prevent mob spawning, Can Spawn Display marks potential spawning locations, Leak Preventer highlights blocks that could let fluids escape when broken, and Furnace Maintainer removes obstructions from detected furnace groups. Other automated utilities include collecting still-needed materials from containers for Litematica schematics, rerolling librarian enchanted-book trades to configured targets, automatically reconnecting to servers, and gliding and jumping on elytra touchdown to bounce along a surface. Visual and convenience features include highlighting exposed ores and selected entity types, erasing unwanted enchantments with a grindstone, and writing adjustable fractional values onto signs while building. Its tweaks cover block interaction and breaking, crosshair targeting through blocks or entities, experience and jump-bar indicators, enchantment-level display, happy-ghast movement, note-block controls through wall signs, and pitch playback settings. The visual scripting editor lets users combine hotkey or client-tick triggers with operations for control flow, variables, and values such as block positions, items, entities, and players. Every tool is optional, off by default, and independently configurable, with its own toggle and hotkey; MiniHUD regions and Litematica schematics can also provide work-area restrictions for supported tools. Litematica, MiniHUD, Tweakeroo, and LPCCarpetAddition offer integrations for schematic materials and selections, work-area limits, editable lists, and quieter command-based actions, respectively.