Architectury API Server Hosting

Architectury API is the foundational cross-platform library for Minecraft modding, with over 228 million downloads enabling mods to run on both Forge and Fabric. When you host a server with Architectury-dependent mods, you're benefiting from this unified development approach.

Why Architectury Matters

Many modern mods use Architectury to support multiple mod loaders. This means one mod can work on your Forge server, Fabric server, or NeoForge server. More platform support means more players can use their favorite mods.

Server Requirements

Architectury is a lightweight abstraction layer with minimal overhead. Standard 4GB RAM allocations handle it easily. The library itself adds negligible resource usage.

Cross-Platform Development

Architectury provides unified APIs that work identically on Forge and Fabric. Mod developers write code once and it runs everywhere. This reduces bugs and ensures consistent behavior across platforms.

Required Dependency

Many popular mods list Architectury as a dependency. Before installing mods, check their requirements. Our one-click installations automatically include necessary dependencies.

Platform Abstraction

The library handles platform differences behind the scenes. Events, networking, configuration, and registration all work through unified interfaces. This abstraction enables truly cross-platform mods.

Maintained by Developers

The Architectury team actively maintains the library, ensuring compatibility with new Minecraft versions and mod loader updates. Updates typically release quickly after new Minecraft versions.

Growing Ecosystem

More mods adopt Architectury as the standard for cross-platform development. This growing ecosystem benefits players who can use their favorite mods regardless of preferred mod loader.

Modpack Flexibility

For modpack creators, Architectury-based mods offer flexibility. The same mod works whether you build on Forge, Fabric, or NeoForge, simplifying pack creation.