SkyResources

Mods

A curated list of the most important SkyBlock mods and where to get them. This page focuses on safe, common, and practical QoL.

Quick overview (safe modding rules)

A good setup is small, stable, and predictable.

  • Prefer trusted sources (official websites / GitHub). Avoid random re-uploads.
  • Keep your mod folder small. Too many overlapping mods causes bugs and FPS drops.
  • Install in layers: baseline - one mod - re-test - then the next.
  • After SkyBlock updates: treat it like a mini-patch cycle. If your client breaks, disable the last updated mod and re-test.
  • If you care about efficiency: use mods to reduce downtime (routing, overlays, quick actions), not to replace game knowledge. For practical habits, see Tricks.

Recommended baseline stack (start here)

A small setup that covers most QoL without turning your client into a science project.

If you're new, your target is a stable client + a few workflows. You can always add more later.

  • Core QoL: SBA + NEU (item info, warnings, basic utilities)
  • Dungeons (optional): Skytils (only enable what you actually use). If you're focusing dungeons, also check Dungeons.
  • Performance: Sodium (Fabric) when you need FPS headroom (especially on orange/red FPS areas).
  • If you're new: don't add 10+ mods at once. Add one mod, configure it, then move on.

Tip: Mods don't fix a bad progression path. If you're unsure what to buy/grind next, use Moneyas the comparison hub and commit to one lane for a week.

Install & update workflow (no pain)

A simple process that avoids most crashes (and saves hours of debugging).

  1. Decide on one ecosystem (Forge or Fabric) and stick to it for now. Mixing random loaders usually ends in pain.
  2. Install your baseline stack. Launch once. If it works, add the next mod.
  3. Keep backups: before you update, copy your mod folder so you can roll back quickly.
  4. When SkyBlock updates: update mods one by one. If something breaks, roll back the last change.
  5. When a new patch changes mechanics, you usually want to update your "knowledge" too. Use News & patchesto triage what matters.

Settings that prevent headaches

Most "mod issues" are actually "settings overlap".

  • Don't enable overlapping features in multiple mods (e.g. the same overlay in SBA + NEU + Skytils).
  • If you're lagging: disable expensive render features and reduce particle-heavy settings.
  • Keep chat and GUI clean: only enable notifications you'll act on.
  • Don't let the UI become noise: if you start ignoring warnings/overlays, remove them.
  • If your goal is profit/hour, prioritize settings that support your method (clear timers, route markers, item value overlays). Method selection lives on Money; Mining-specific setups are on Mining.

Future: your modpack

When you want to link your own modpack, we'll add a dedicated page with download links (Modrinth/CurseForge/GitHub releases), install steps, and compatibility notes.