Guides
Make the mod. Put it on the server. Fix it when it breaks.
Short guides for players and server owners: mod or plugin, which loader to pick, what to type, where the file goes, and what to say when the first build isn't right. No coding.
Start here
The choices you make before you type a prompt: mod or plugin, which loader, who has to install it, and how to build for free.
How to Create a Minecraft Mod with AI
Go from idea to a working mod by describing what you want in plain English, generating a build, testing it, then iterating until it plays exactly right.
Minecraft2 minMod or Plugin? Pick the One Your Server Actually Needs
Plugins run on the server and your players install nothing. Mods can add new items, blocks, and mobs, but players may have to install them. One question decides it.
Minecraft3 minServer, Client, or Both: Who Has to Install Your Mod
The Environment dropdown decides whether your players need to install anything. Here's what each option means and which one your idea needs.
Minecraft2 minFabric, NeoForge, Paper, or Spigot: Which One to Pick
Every platform in the Creator Hub dropdown in one line each, how to match the version your server runs, and what to choose when you're starting from nothing.
Minecraft3 minHow to Build for Free
Link your Discord for 25 credits, earn up to 75 more every day by being active, and make every credit go further with small, specific prompts.
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Prompts that work
What to type so the first build lands close, and what to say when it does not.
Good Prompts vs Bad Prompts
The mod you get is only as clear as the prompt you type. Eight real before-and-after prompts for items, commands, mobs, loot, and game rules, and the three rules behind them.
Minecraft4 minHow to Add a New Item to Minecraft Without Coding
Swords, tools, gadgets, and magic items: how to describe a custom item so Creator Hub builds it right, and how to get it into your game.
Minecraft4 minThe First Build Isn't Right. Here's What to Say Next
Fixing a mod is a conversation. Stay in the same project, report what happened like a tester, change one thing per message, and give the numbers.
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Install, test, share
Get the build onto your computer or your server, try it before your players do, and hand it out.
Install a Fabric or NeoForge Mod on Your Computer
Where the mods folder is on Windows, Mac, and Linux, what else has to be installed, and how to tell whether the mod actually loaded.
Minecraft3 minAdd a Plugin to Your Paper or Spigot Server
Upload the JAR to the plugins folder, restart, confirm it loaded with /plugins, and give yourself permission to use the commands.
Minecraft3 minTest Your Mod Before Your Players See It
Launch a test server from Creator Hub, test client mods in a throwaway instance, and try to break the thing on purpose before it goes live.
Minecraft3 minShare Your Mod With Your Players
Send the file, publish a community page with a download link, or push it to Modrinth so it shows up in launchers. What each one takes and when to use it.
Minecraft3 minBedrock Add-ons: What You Get and How to Install Them
Behavior packs, resource packs, importing the add-on, enabling it on a world, and sharing it with a Realm. For phones, consoles, and Windows Bedrock.
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When it breaks
Crashes, mods that never load, commands that do nothing.
Hytale
Server mods for Hytale, from the first prompt to a running server.
Ready?
Describe the mod. Download the build. Drop it in the folder.
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