Minecraft mods for gameplay workflows, client utilities, overlays, automation experiments, and quality-of-life ideas.
Minecraft project hub
About soymods
soymods is where I collect my Minecraft projects: mods, plugins, tools, overlays, experiments, downloads, source code, and release updates.
Minecraft ideas, shipped
The site is a central place for projects that would otherwise be scattered across downloads, source repositories, videos, and release pages.
Built by ryduzz
I use soymods as the home base for Minecraft work I want to share publicly. Some projects are polished mods, some are utilities for recording or playing, some are plugins or experiments, and some are smaller ideas that become useful enough to release.
The goal is to keep everything easy to find: what the project does, where to download it, where the source code lives, what versions it targets, and where to follow updates. As the project list grows, this page and the project pages act as the index for the broader soymods ecosystem.
What shows up here
Server-side Minecraft ideas and plugin experiments can live here too when they become public releases.
Small helpers, visual editors, release pages, source links, and project notes that make the projects easier to use.
Where to follow
Project pages link to the best download source for each release.
FAQ
Quick answers for players, server owners, and anyone finding soymods from search, Modrinth, GitHub, or videos.
What is soymods?
soymods is a hub for Minecraft projects by ryduzz, including mods, plugins, tools, overlays, experiments, downloads, source code, and release updates.
Who makes soymods?
soymods projects are made by ryduzz.
Where can I download soymods projects?
Downloads are linked from each project page. Published releases may be available on Modrinth, GitHub, or both depending on the project.
Are soymods projects open source?
Many soymods projects include source code, releases, and issue tracking on GitHub.
Are all soymods projects client-side mods?
No. soymods is broader than client-side mods. It can include Minecraft mods, plugins, tools, overlays, and experiments.