Rift mods for Minecraft
28 mods publish a Rift build, for game versions up to 26.3.
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A first look, ordered by search relevance.
A library mod for client-side mods. Contains most of the common/shared code of masa's client mods, and adds some inter-operation support between the dependent mods.
A client-side schematic mod with extra features for creative mode work
Clean and Customizable. Alternative to Just Enough Items/JEI.
Completely Customize the way others see you play in Discord!
A common set of Utilities, designed for over 50 versions of Minecraft!
Various client-side tweaks, such as hand restock, hotbar swap/cycle, flexible/fast block placement etc.
A "mini F3" HUD mod, also with various overlays like light level, spawn chunks, slime chunks etc.
A client mod that adds many shortcuts to move items easier and craft faster in inventory screens
More skin customization options for just about every version + skin backports/fixes for pre-1.9 versions.
A simple mod to provide users with NEI-like light level overlay.
Open a LAN server to anyone, anywhere, anytime even on older Minecraft versions.
An all-in-one optimization module dedicated to optimizing client-side rendering and server-side stability and fluency.
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Adds completely client-sided pets to your game. Supports every vanilla mob, some custom ones, and will work on any server, including in singleplayer!
Clean and Customizable. Alternative to Just Enough Items/JEI.
A library mod for client-side mods. Contains most of the common/shared code of masa's client mods, and adds some inter-operation support between the dependent mods.
A client-side schematic mod with extra features for creative mode work
Various client-side tweaks, such as hand restock, hotbar swap/cycle, flexible/fast block placement etc.
A "mini F3" HUD mod, also with various overlays like light level, spawn chunks, slime chunks etc.
About Rift
Supported game versions run from rd-132211 to 26.3. The game versions with the most builds are 1.13.2 (25), 1.16.5 (19) and 1.19.2 (18).
The largest categories are Utility (19), Game mechanics (7) and Cursed (5). Categories are chosen by each mod's author on Modrinth, and a mod can have several.
Every number on this page is counted from public Modrinth project data as of 2026-10-15.