Sodium Options API Mod Wiki
Sodium Options API Mod Wiki & Guide
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Sodium Options API Mod enhances the customization of the Sodium Options menu, making it easier to navigate and integrate with other mods. It allows developers to add option pages across many platforms. It also improves the menu layout for users, adding features such as dropdown support and better ca
Guides
Step-by-step, in-game.
Fixing a Mod's Options Page Not Showing Up in SodiumWhy Pages Go Missing The Sodium Options API only renders pages that were registered correctly and that the API can…How to Add a Custom Options Page to Sodium's MenuWhat the API Gives You Sodium Options API lets other mods register their own pages inside the Sodium video/options…Making a Mod's Settings Appear Inside Sodium Instead of a Separate ScreenThe Goal Many mods ship their own standalone config screen. If they support the Sodium Options API, you can have…Using Dropdown Categories to Navigate Sodium Options FasterWhat Changed Vanilla Sodium lists options in a flat scroll. The Sodium Options API adds dropdown support, so related…
Frequently asked questions
What does the Sodium Options API actually do for me as a player?
It reorganizes and extends the Sodium options menu so mods can add their own settings pages directly inside it instead of opening separate config screens. You get a cleaner layout with dropdown categories and better-organized pages.
How do I open the Sodium options menu with this mod installed?
Open Sodium's video settings the same way you normally would, and the API-driven layout will appear in place of the default one. Any mod that supports the API will have its pages listed alongside Sodium's own categories.
Why don't I see a mod's settings page inside Sodium?
That mod likely doesn't use the Sodium Options API, so it still opens its own separate config screen. Only mods built against the API appear as pages inside Sodium's menu.
How do the dropdown categories work?
Categories in the options menu can collapse into dropdowns, so you expand only the section you want instead of scrolling through everything. This makes long option lists much faster to navigate.