Podium Port

Podium Port

A fork of the mod Podium

Pojav + Sodium + Ported = Podium Port

A tiny Mixin mod that disables Sodium's PojavLauncher check. Requires Sodium to run.

Disclaimer

This doesn't magically make Sodium work on all devices or renderers. You're still on your own when it comes to compatibility issues.

Requirements

• Minecraft: 1.20+
• Loader: Fabric 0.15 or newer or NeoForge
• Java: 21 or newer
• Sodium: 0.5.13 or newer
• Launcher: PojavLauncher with MobileGlues or LTW

Installation

1. Download the latest release of Podium Port from Modrinth or Curseforge.
2. Make sure you have Fabric Loader or NeoForge installed on your PojavLauncher or Amethyst instance.
3. Put the podium-2.0.0.jar into your mods folder alongside Sodium.
4. Use a supported renderer like LTW or MobileGlues.
5. Launch the game. If everything works, Sodium will no longer crash due to the Pojav check.

What's the deal with Sodium and PojavLauncher?

Sodium replaces Minecraft's rendering engine with something far more efficient, but that comes at a cost. PojavLauncher is known to struggle with mods that mess with rendering in non-standard ways which is exactly what Sodium does.

These incompatibilities often led to crashes or visual glitches when running Sodium on Pojav. As a result, people (mostly kids) flooded the Sodium support channels asking for help with issues that weren't actually Sodium's fault. This got annoying quickly, so the Sodium team added a launcher check.

Originally, it was just a warning. As of Sodium 0.6.13 (or 0.5.13 on 1.20.1), it crashes the game.

JellySquid, the author of Sodium, has stated that the check for PojavLauncher will remain in the mod.

So why does this mod exist?

Good question.

Yes, Sodium and Pojav have been historically incompatible, but that's changing. Pojav relies on something called renderers, which act as a translation/compatibility layer between the game's graphics code and mobile hardware. Old renderers were notoriously bad: either super slow or completely broken with anything beyond vanilla Minecraft.

But now we have MobileGlues and LTW, two newer renderers that massively improve both compatibility and performance:

• MobileGlues: Developed by Swung0x48 and a few others, offers solid compatibility and decent performance.
• LTW: Developed by Artdeell, amazing performance and great compatibility with Sodium.

Thanks to these, running Sodium on PojavLauncher is no longer guaranteed to cause crashes and visual glitches. Podium simply removes the crash mechanism.

License

MIT. Do whatever you want.

AFA — Axiom For Android

Bringing Axiom to Android.
A client-side Fabric compatibility layer for Android Minecraft launchers.

Overview

AFA is a client-side Fabric compatibility mod that adapts Axiom for Android Minecraft launchers.

It addresses platform-specific issues that prevent Axiom's editor from functioning correctly in mobile environments, aiming to preserve its original building workflow while bridging the gap between desktop-oriented functionality and Android.

AFA is built around one goal: make Axiom work on Android without compromising the editing experience.

Features

• Android Compatibility — Adapts Axiom to Android-based Minecraft environments.
• Platform Adaptation — Addresses mobile-specific compatibility limitations.
• Workflow Preservation — Retains Axiom's existing building and editing functionality wherever possible.
• Fabric Integration — Designed for Fabric-based Minecraft instances.
• Launcher Compatibility — Aims to support multiple Android launchers and their differing runtime environments.

Compatibility

Component| Support Platform| Android Mod loader| Fabric Environment| Client-side Editor| Axiom Launchers| Android Minecraft launchers Rendering| Dependent on launcher and backend

Actual compatibility depends on the Minecraft version, Axiom release, launcher implementation, and rendering environment.

Installation

1. Install an Android Minecraft launcher that supports Fabric.
2. Create an instance using a Minecraft version supported by AFA.
3. Install Fabric Loader and the required dependencies.
4. Install Axiom.
5. Download the matching AFA release.
6. Place the AFA JAR and its required dependencies in the instance's "mods" directory.
7. Launch Minecraft and verify that Axiom's editor works correctly.

Important: AFA is a compatibility mod, not a standalone replacement for Axiom. Install Axiom separately.

Bug Reports

Encountered a crash or compatibility issue? Open an issue in the repository and include:

• Minecraft version
• Fabric Loader version
• Axiom and AFA versions
• Android launcher and version
• Rendering backend
• Latest log or crash report

Reports with reproducible steps and relevant logs make troubleshooting much easier.

AFA — Axiom For Android
Extending the building experience beyond the desktop.