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No Crop Trample

Mod

Stop players and mobs from destroying your precious crops!

Type

Mod

Modrinth Downloads

39,177

Modrinth ID

5XlZRhM5

Last Updated

Oct 25, 2026

Description

No Crop Trample 🌾

Stop players and mobs from destroying your precious crops!

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No Crop Trample is a lightweight utility mod that prevents farmland from being trampled and converted to dirt when players or mobs jump on it.


✨ Features

🛡️ Anti-Trample Protection

Prevents farmland blocks from being destroyed when entities land on them. Your crops stay safe!

⚙️ Granular Control

Configure player and mob trampling independently:

  • Want players to trample but not mobs? Done.
  • Want mobs to trample but not players? Also done.
  • Want total protection? Default behavior!

🪶 Lightweight

Uses efficient Mixins with virtually zero performance impact. No tick handlers, no entity scanning.

🖥️ Server-Side Compatible

Works on servers without requiring client installation. (Client recommended for ModMenu config GUI)


📋 Commands

All commands require Operator (OP) permission level.

Command Description
/nocroptrample Show current status.
/nocroptrample player <on|off> Toggle player trampling prevention.
/nocroptrample mob <on|off> Toggle mob trampling prevention.
/nocroptrample reload Reload configuration.

📁 Configuration

Config file: config/nocroptrample.json

{
  "preventEmptyTrampling": true,
  "preventPlayerTrampling": true,
  "preventMobTrampling": true
}

📦 Requirements

  • Minecraft 1.21+
  • Fabric Loader 0.16+
  • Fabric API

🔗 Links

Compatibility

Mod Loaders

Fabric

Game Versions

1.21 1.21.1 1.21.2 1.21.3 1.21.4 1.21.5 1.21.6 1.21.7 1.21.8 1.21.9 +17 more

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