Download NoderaMC

Installers for Linux, Windows and Android, the NeoForge and Paper builds, the headless node, and the checksums for all of them.

NoderaMC 0.2.0. This page shows the latest release, published . latest is a rolling prerelease, re-cut from every push to main — which is why its filenames carry latest rather than a version number.

Windows

Windows 10 or later. Pick x64 unless you know your machine is arm64.

Linux

A .deb for Debian and Ubuntu derivatives. Other distributions: build from source.

Android

One APK carrying every ABI. Sideloaded — there is no store listing.

What changed

Rolling build from main@9959df1. Marked latest (prerelease) — not an officially published release.

Full release notes on GitHub →

Everything this release publishes

Most people want an installer and nothing else. The rest is here because a release that hides half of what it built is a release nobody can audit: the two service binaries are what a tracker or relay operator runs, and the jars are for a machine you administer rather than play on.

Installers5
Server-side jars3
Service binaries4
Integrity1

What you need

  • Minecraft 1.21.1 with NeoForge 21.1.238, and Java 21.
  • The companion app, running. The mod requires it and aborts startup with an install prompt if nothing answers on 127.0.0.1:25610.
  • Every player in a world runs the mod. There is no vanilla-client population and no second-class lane — the handshake enforces it. If you want to play with someone who will not install anything, that is a different feature and it is the LAN tunnel.

Verify what you downloaded

Download SHA256SUMS from the table above into the same directory as the files you got, then:

sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS

Releases are not signed yet. SHA256SUMS proves the file you got is the file this release published; it does not prove who published it. The verification lane is built and tested and is waiting on a key that does not exist yet — tracker limitation L-81.

There is no macOS build

There was, and the arm64 half worked on the first attempt. The x86-64 half did not: GitHub's last Intel macOS image is deprecated, and a job asking for one sat waiting for a runner for fifteen hours without ever starting — which held the entire release, including the Windows and Linux installers that had built in minutes.

Shipping only the Apple-silicon build was the other option, and it is worse than shipping neither: an Intel Mac user downloading the one macOS file on the page gets a binary that cannot run, and nothing on the page tells them which Mac it was for. A platform is supported or it is not. Reviving it needs one matrix entry and a runner that can actually be scheduled, or a decision to cross-build — the packaging path is known to work.