Overview of the project
Dashboard is a Java mod developed by ThatGravyBoat. It sits in the utility and quality of life categories. The main purpose of the mod is simple. It adds more menus like the gamemode switcher.
Minecraft players often rely on the built-in gamemode switcher to swap modes on the fly. Look, so that menu uses a quick, visual layout that lets you pick an option without opening a full screen. Dashboard takes that exact design pattern and introduces additional menus built the same way.
If you like the speed and feel of the vanilla gamemode switcher, this mod gives you more of that style. It keeps interactions direct and clean.
Client and server support
Dashboard is strictly a client-side mod.
Client-side installation is required. You must install it on your own game client to see and use the menus.
Server-side installation is unsupported. You don't install Dashboard on dedicated servers, and servers do not need to run it. Because it operates only on the client side, you can use it on your own setup without needing server administrators to install matching files. But it doesn't alter server mechanics or require server-side software.
Supported loaders and versions
When setting up Dashboard, you have options across several mod loaders. The mod supports:
- Fabric
- Forge
- Neoforge
You can choose whichever of those three loaders fits your current modded profile.
For Minecraft versions, support is specific. Dashboard is available for:
- 1.20.1
- 1.20
- 1.19.4
The author maintains support only for those listed versions. Do not assume it works on older or newer game builds. Always verify that your game instance runs 1.20.1, 1.20, or 1.19.4 before loading it.
License and availability
Dashboard is released under the MIT License. This is a permissive open-source license. It allows players and developers to review the project, modify the source code, or include it in their own setups under standard open-source terms.
Overall, Dashboard is a focused quality of life addition for players who want more interface menus modeled after the vanilla gamemode switcher.
