Overview#
Soar is a modern, open-source Minecraft PvP and utility client. Instead of replacing the game, it adds an in-game module menu (ClickGUI) full of on-screen information, quality-of-life tools and combat helpers, all wrapped in a clean Material-style interface rendered with the Skija (Skia) graphics library for smooth rounded panels, blur and animations.
It also ships with a redesigned animated main menu, a built-in music player, a capes system, an account profile page and a theming panel, plus ViaFabricPlus so you can join servers running many different Minecraft versions.
Getting Started#
- Install the client jar like any other Fabric mod (it needs the Fabric loader and Fabric API).
- Launch the game - you will see Soar's redesigned main menu.
- Join a single-player world or a server.
- Press Right Shift to open the module menu (ClickGUI).
- Browse the category tabs or type in the search box, then click a module to toggle it on. Open a module's dropdown to change its colours, position and options.
Modules by Category#
Soar groups its modules into tabs. Below is what each category is for and some of the modules you will find.
HUD#
On-screen information overlays you can position anywhere:
- ArrayList - a list of your currently active modules.
- Armour Status - shows your equipped armour and its durability.
- PackDisplay - shows the resource pack currently in use.
- BossBar - a cleaner, customizable boss-bar overlay.
- Bedwars Stats Overlay - quick stats display for Bedwars games.
- Block Overlay - highlights the block you are looking at.
Render#
Visual tweaks and camera options:
- ActionCamera - a smooth, dynamic third-person combat camera.
- Fullbright and other visibility tweaks.
Player and Misc#
Automation and quality-of-life helpers:
- Auto GG - automatically sends "gg" (good game) in chat at the end of a match.
- Auto Text - sends custom preset chat messages with a key.
- Additional combat and utility helpers grouped under Misc.
Interface, Themes and Settings#
The whole UI is drawn with Skija, so it stays crisp at any resolution. The Settings page lets you theme the client:
- Switch between light and dark mode.
- Adjust the blur intensity behind panels.
- Change the overall UI style.
These options make the client match your taste and stay readable on any background.
Capes, Profile and Music#
- Capes - apply a custom cape from the Capes page so your character stands out.
- Profile - the Home/Profile page shows your account and a few tips.
- Music - a built-in music player lets you listen while you play without alt-tabbing.
Multi-Version Support#
Soar bundles ViaFabricPlus, which lets a single install connect to servers running a wide range of Minecraft protocol versions - from older PvP servers up to the latest release - without switching your launcher or installing a separate version. Some visual features (for example old-style animations) may require enabling the matching protocol in the ViaFabricPlus settings.
Tips#
- Use the search box in the module menu instead of scrolling - it is the fastest way to find a module.
- Open a module's dropdown to reposition its HUD element so nothing overlaps.
- Turn on ArrayList to keep track of exactly which modules are active during a fight.
- Set a dark theme and lower blur if you want the lightest, most readable HUD.
FAQ and Troubleshooting#
The module menu will not open. Make sure you are in a world or server and press Right Shift; the bind can be changed in the client if it conflicts with another mod.
The client did not load. Confirm you are on the Fabric loader with Fabric API installed, and that the client build matches your Minecraft version.
I cannot connect to an old-version server. Open the ViaFabricPlus settings and select or enable the target protocol version first.