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Fabric, NeoForge and Forge mod

Minecraft Server with TCDCommons API

TCDCommons API works on the server, for players or both. See what it does, which versions it runs on, what it needs and how to add it to your server in a few clicks.

  • 17.6 million downloads
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  • Updated October 16, 2026

Ready for your server: TCDCommons API has versions for Fabric, NeoForge and Forge. Create your world with one of those loaders and a version from the table below. The newest option is Fabric on Minecraft 26.3.

What TCDCommons API does

TheCSDev's personal library mod for the Minecraft modding environment.

(The thumbnail is a screenshot of source code for one of the main GUI API classes; TScreen.java , shown in IntelliJ IDEA editor.)

Author
TheCSDev
Categories
utility
Loaders
Fabric, Forge and NeoForge
Minecraft versions
26.3, 26.2, 26.1.2 and 25 more (oldest: 1.18.2)
Latest version
5.7.0+fn-26.3 (Fabric and NeoForge, October 16, 2026)
Downloads
17,585,731
License
TCDCommons API License

Which Minecraft version and loader it works with

Every world has its own Minecraft version and loader (vanilla, Fabric, Forge or NeoForge).

To play with TCDCommons API, create your world with any of these combos:

Loaders and Minecraft versions you can play TCDCommons API
LoaderNewestMinecraft versions
Fabric26.326.3, 26.2, 26.1.2 and 25 more (oldest: 1.18.2)
NeoForge26.326.3, 26.2, 26.1.2 and 7 more (oldest: 1.21.1)
Forge1.19.21.19.2 and 1.18.2

Does it go on the server or on players' games?

TCDCommons API works on the server, on players' games or both: each side gets its perks and nobody gets locked out for not having it.

Where TCDCommons API installs, according to Modrinth
WherePer Modrinth
Serveroptional
Playersoptional
What the panel suggestsServer and players

What other mods it needs

None: its latest version doesn't require any other mods on Modrinth.

How to add TCDCommons API to your server

  1. Open the panel and create a world with a compatible loader and Minecraft version (Fabric, NeoForge and Forge, per the table above), or open one you already have.
  2. In the world's "Mods" section, search for TCDCommons API in the Modrinth catalog. You'll only see what works with your world.
  3. Add it with the "Server and players" option, the one the panel suggests for this mod.
  4. Start or restart the server so it installs.
  5. Ask your friends to download the .mrpack modpack from the panel again.

Not sure about client vs. server mods? Read the modded server guide. What each size costs is on the pricing page. Prices in Mexican pesos (MXN).

Frequently asked questions

Which loader and Minecraft version does TCDCommons API work with?

TCDCommons API has versions for Fabric: 1.18.2 to 26.3 (28 versions); NeoForge: 1.21.1 to 26.3 (10 versions); Forge: 1.18.2 and 1.19.2. You pick the loader and version when you create your world; the newest option is Fabric on Minecraft 26.3. The panel's catalog only shows TCDCommons API if it has a version for your world.

Do players have to install TCDCommons API?

TCDCommons API works on the server, on players' games or both: each side gets its perks and nobody gets locked out for not having it.

What other mods does TCDCommons API need?

Its latest version (Fabric and NeoForge) doesn't require any other mods on Modrinth: just add TCDCommons API and you're set.

Does adding TCDCommons API cost extra?

No. Mods are free; you pay based on server size and the hours it's on. A Small server with 10 hours a week comes to about $117.10 MXN a month. If you stack lots of mods, a bigger size might suit you better.

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Modrinth data updated October 19, 2026.