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Why would you support my modding?

As of March 6, 2026, here is the real cost behind my projects and why support matters.

Start date used: August 15, 2025 Calendar window: 204 days Estimated hiatus: 2 weeks
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Z2SIX

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Why This Page Exists

These mods started as small tools for my own Minecraft setup, then gradually turned into public projects that other players and server owners rely on.

Keeping that work useful takes more than writing code. There are ports to maintain, bugs to reproduce, compatibility issues to test, documentation to write, jars to publish, and support messages to answer.

The mods stay free because I want them to be easy to use and easy to share. Donations simply make the practical side easier: tools, assets, hosting, test environments, and the time needed to keep everything from quietly falling behind.

That is the reason behind this page. Support is not required, and it does not put anyone ahead of the community. It just helps keep the work sustainable.

Return On Investment

If this were a startup, this slide would end the meeting.

ROI

-99.03%

Time + Energy

Calculations use 204 calendar days between August 15, 2025 and March 6, 2026.

⚒️ Active Work Hours

408 to 2,040 hours

Avg: ~1,224h

Formula requested: days x 2h to days x 10h.

☕ Coffee Count

816 to 1,632 coffees

Avg: ~1,224 cups

Estimate based on 4 to 8 coffees per day.

Output: Free Mods Shipped

Total Published

10 free mods

From Aug 31, 2025 to Mar 2, 2026

  1. Villager Overhaul icon

    Villager Overhaul

  2. EZ Actions icon

    EZ Actions

  3. WeaponCraft icon

    WeaponCraft

  4. Infinite Upgrades icon

    Infinite Upgrades

  5. Feathered Friend icon

    Feathered Friend

  6. Locksmith icon

    Locksmith

  7. EZ Emerald Pouch icon

    EZ Emerald Pouch

  8. Hopper Debug icon

    Hopper Debug

  9. Timeline icon

    Timeline

  10. (TMC) Too Many Chests icon

    (TMC) Too Many Chests

Spendature vs Revenue

So... Why Donate?

The short version: donations help keep the mods moving without turning them into paid products.

Every bit of support goes toward the practical side of modding: better tools, commissioned assets, hosting, testing time, compatibility work, and the quiet maintenance that keeps free projects usable after the first release.