I am sure that if you install it and use it, you will certainly love it. It has to be on the list for all these reasons because it’s great, especially for all of the builders out there. But, honestly, it is great for builders and it’s great for people like me who want to do tutorials and stuff like that, like getting around the map and all that stuff. It’s kind of GT the author puts a system in place to help make it not a GT, but you can abuse it very easily even though the author puts these systems in check. I want to highlight this mod because this one is great for builders. The mod is pretty self-explanatory it instantly crafts stuff and you don’t have to wait around. If it’s that freaking popular, it should be certainly on the list. This mod is important as well as useful, and you can imagine the extent to which this mod is crucial that too many people have suggested to me that you should use this mod, so I had to put it on the list. It will show you each and everything, all you have to do is hover over it. It shows you the level of the weapon, its DPS, its energy per shot and all that good stuff, and all the things that you would ever want to know about your weapon. This one is super handy if you are a number junkie like me, and if you want all the details, all the good stuff, this one is really awesome. When I installed this mod and used it, it was like angels burst out of the heavens and I wondered why wouldn’t the developers of the game have done this in the first place. It’s just one simple thing its function is that it splits the window so that it doesn’t open on top of you.

This is the simple quality-of-life mod, and is the first that I myself installed.

Here is a list of top ten Starbound mods.