Sodium (sodium) magic modified Chinese version and sodium module Chinese package, support Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese
The Chinese version of the Minecraft God Optimization Module
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About this mod Machine translation
The Chinese version of the Minecraft God Optimization Module
Sodium is a very powerful Minecraft rendering module that can greatly increase frame rates and fix image bugs
The compressed package contains an independent Chinese package and the modified Chinese Na module.
After downloading, unzip the zip and select the corresponding version to install.
Magic modified Chinese version of sodium module
Currently, this modified version of Na is compatible with 1.21-1.21.4 and 1.16.5, and is compatible with both Fabric API and Neoforge API (Na for 1.16.5 does not have a Neoforge version), so stay tuned for more versions.
Compared with the original sodium module, this modified version of the sodium module adds the following functions:
- Check the OpenGL version and platform information (soc information and operating system information) as a reference when adjusting image quality
- Use the pojav launcher on your phone to actively turn off the warning function
3.Support Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese
(There is no need to install the Chinese package after installing the Na module of Mogai Chinese version)
Being updated simultaneously with the official version!
Independent Chinese package
The sodium module needs to be installed in advance. The Chinese package is compatible with all versions of MC1.20-1.21.4, as well as Fabric and Neoforge.
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Install & use Install: Java Edition mods (mod loader required)
- Install a mod loader first: Fabric, Forge or NeoForge — pick the one the mod requires and match your game version (without a loader, Java Edition mods do nothing).
- Unzip and read the bundled readme; in multi-version packs, pick the build that matches your game version — a mismatched build is refused at launch.
- Put .jar mods into .minecraft/mods; resource packs go into resourcepacks, saves into saves, and shaders into shaderpacks (with a shader mod installed).
- Launch the game — the loading log lists every loaded mod; seeing this one there means it is installed.
Mods with dependencies (such as Fabric API) need those installed too; mods, resource packs and saves each use a different folder.