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Wavelength

An enhanced multiplayer experience for Minecraft.

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Quick answer

Which Wavelength release should I use?

Updated 6 days ago
beta file 0.3.6+26.2-neoforge
Game version 26.2
Loader NeoForge

Wavelength 0.3.6+26.2-neoforge targets 26.2 with NeoForge. Installation on the client is optional. Installation on the dedicated server is optional. No extra mods listed for this file.

Where it goes

Is Wavelength required on the client, server, or both?

Installation on the client is optional. Installation on the dedicated server is optional.

Client Optional
Dedicated server Optional
Loader for this release NeoForge
Required install it here Optional supported, not mandatory Not supported do not install here Source doesn’t say do not assume

The source marks this as usable on both the client and server.

What else does Wavelength 0.3.6+26.2-neoforge need?

0.3.6+26.2-neoforge. Change the file and its required mods may change too.

No extra mods listed for this file

This file does not list any required mods. Do not add a library just because a different file uses it.

This file does not list any required or optional mods.

Before you install it

Add Wavelength without breaking your instance.

Built for Wavelength 0.3.6+26.2-neoforge. Pick another file and the loader, install side or required mods may change.

  1. 01

    Stick to this file

    Use 0.3.6+26.2-neoforge. It targets 26.2 with NeoForge; another release may have different loader, side or dependency requirements.

  2. 02

    Bring the mods it needs

    This file does not list any required mods. Do not add a library just because a different file uses it.

  3. 03

    Put it on the correct side

    Installation on the client is optional. Installation on the dedicated server is optional.

  4. 04

    Pick the file you checked

    Use the “Get this file” button beside 0.3.6+26.2-neoforge. It opens that exact file at the source.

About this project

What does Wavelength add?

Wavelength

Features






Cool Nameplates

Rank, town, live activity, and badges, shown above every player. Unlock nameplate designs by earning badges and wear the one you like.



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One menu, everything

Players, friends, stats, leaderboards, projects, and events.

Menu




Build Together

Start projects, invite collaborators, and track progress as a team.

Projects




Events and dimension gates

Run live server events and open or close the Nether and End on a schedule.

Events


Full feature list (click to expand)

Nameplates

  • Rank and town shown above each player (like Mayor of Riverside)
  • Live activity shown with an icon (Mining, Building, Fighting, Farming)
  • Achievement badge shown next to the name
  • Privacy shown as a small icon (Public, Friends, Ghost)
  • A flourish plays on the nameplate when someone levels up
  • Show your own nameplate in third person, with or without custom nameplates
  • Can be turned off to fall back to vanilla nameplates

Nameplate designs

  • Pick how your nameplate looks: 20 designs, each a border shape and a colour theme
  • Designs are unlocked by earning badges, never applied automatically
  • The Nameplate tab shows what each design needs and how close you are, with filters and a sort by what you are nearest to earning
  • Seven border animations: Glint, Comet, Pulse, Rainbow, Shimmer, Sparkle, or none
  • Unlock every design to earn Prismatic, a custom plate with your own background, border, text and effect colours, plus your own shape and animation
  • Your design is visible to everyone on the server
  • Unlocks come from your stats on each server, so a design is earned and worn per server

Your profile and identity

  • Set your own town name and pick/create a rank
  • 12 ranks: Founder, King, Queen, Mayor, Knight, Guard, Builder, Farmer, Miner, Citizen, Traveler, Developer
  • Three privacy modes: Public, Friends Only, and Ghost (hides your activity and location)
  • PVP mode toggle, in the menu or on a keybind, that hides your activity from others
  • Write a short description about yourself
  • Add playstyle tags (presets like PVP, Building, Redstone, Trading, or your own custom ones)

The menu (press H)

  • A resizable window you can maximize, with tabs for Players, Stats, Leaderboard, Projects, Events, Friends, Town, Nameplate, Timeline, and Settings
  • Rebind every Wavelength key in Settings > Keys
  • Clean custom interface with a rotatable 3D skin view on profiles

Players

  • See everyone online, sorted by distance, with the direction and range to each player even when they are far away or in another dimension
  • See everyone who has ever joined the server in an offline list
  • Open any player to view their profile: skin, description, tags, stats, and badges
  • Privacy is respected (Friends Only and Ghost hide details from people who should not see them)

Friends

  • Send, accept, decline, and cancel friend requests, with alerts
  • A confirmed friends list you can remove people from
  • Friends are highlighted with a green outline in the player list

Stats and badges

  • Tracks blocks mined and placed, mobs killed, damage dealt, crops harvested, items crafted, distance travelled, and playtime
  • Total and current-session playtime
  • Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Diamond badges across mining, building, combat, farming, crafting, and exploring
  • Progress bars showing how close you are to the next tier
  • Click a category to see its full tier path: every badge tier and how far you are from the next
  • Badges unlock nameplate designs; click a tier medallion to jump straight to them

Leaderboard

  • Ranks players in each category, plus playtime
  • Trophies and highlights for the top three

Projects

  • Start a build project and share it on the server board; own up to 100 at once
  • Quick project: press N, type a name, press Enter, and it is on the board. No menu, no forms
  • Solo or Team, with Public, Friends Only, or Private visibility
  • Break a project into subprojects, each with its own progress
  • Track progress by hand, or let it fill in automatically from subprojects
  • Others can request to join a Team project; you accept or decline, and can remove members from your project card

Events and dimensions

  • Create server events with a name, description, optional start delay, and duration
  • Live and upcoming lists with countdowns, plus an optional event location
  • One-time events that fire once and disappear
  • Server operators can open or close the Nether and the End for everyone
  • An event can be linked to a dimension so it opens or closes when the event begins

Timeline

  • A server-wide feed of project and event milestones and badge unlocks
  • Each entry is clickable and jumps to the related page or player

In-game HUD

  • A top bar showing your identity (privacy and rank/town), nearby players, and the active event
  • A full editor to drag elements around, snap them, change their anchor, resize each one, adjust opacity, and hide the ones you do not want
  • Elements snap to each other and to the screen, and never overlap at any HUD or GUI scale

Notifications

  • Pop-up toasts for feedback, friend requests, project updates, events, badge unlocks, and operator broadcasts
  • Adjustable size, position, duration, and sound, and each type can be turned off
  • Server operators can broadcast a message to everyone

For server operators

  • Modules: switch off any feature your server does not want (Town, PVP, Projects, Events, Friends, Stats, Leaderboard, Timeline, Nameplate designs, Dimension Gates, Activity) in Settings > Modules. Changes apply to everyone instantly, with no reconnect, and a switched-off feature is genuinely off for every player, not just hidden
  • Permissions: give a trusted player one operator ability without opping them (Broadcast, Dimension Gates, Manage Events, Manage Projects, Manage Modules), from their profile card
  • Audit log: see who changed which module or permission, in Settings > Audit

Server and compatibility

  • Everything is saved by the server, per world, so your profile, projects, and events survive restarts and follow you to a new computer
  • Update reminder when your version is behind the server, and an update check that matches your Minecraft version and mod loader
  • Players on a vanilla client still appear in the roster and receive key messages in chat

Copyright © 2026 Lythroo. All Rights Reserved.

Project description from Modrinth.

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