Downloads
Two jars and a Fabric profile.
Pillow 1.0.0 targets Minecraft 1.21.4 on Fabric. There is no installer, no launcher of our own and no account to create — the jar goes in your instance's mods/ folder next to Fabric API.
Builds
| Version | Channel | Minecraft | File | SHA-256 | Download |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.0.0 | release | 1.21.4 | pillow-1.0.0.jar 4.8 MB | pending | pending |
| 1.1.0-dev | nightly | 1.21.4 | pillow-1.1.0-dev.jar | pending | pending |
- 1.0.0 — First public build. 94 modules, 23 core shaders, per-server profiles.
- 1.1.0-dev — In progress: cloud config sync, new rotation solver, reworked storage preview.
Requirements
What has to be true before it loads.
- Minecraft
- 1.21.4
- Loader
- Fabric Loader 0.16.9 or newer
- Required mod
- Fabric API 0.111.0+1.21.4
- Java
- 21 or newer
- OS
- Windows, Linux, macOS
Install
From nothing to ClickGUI.
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01
Install Fabric
Run the Fabric installer for 1.21.4 and create a profile in your launcher.
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02
Add Fabric API
Put fabric-api-0.111.0+1.21.4.jar into the instance mods folder. It is not optional — without it the client's own resource pack and every shader silently fail to load.
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03
Add Pillow
Drop pillow-1.0.0.jar next to it. Two jars, nothing else.
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04
Launch and config
Right Shift opens the ClickGUI. Settings are written to <gameDir>/pillow, or wherever -Dpillow.home points.
Verify
Check the hash before you run it.
Only builds published on this page are ours. A jar from a mirror, a reupload or a Discord attachment is somebody else's file with our name on it, and a Minecraft mod has the same permissions your game does. Hash the file and compare.
- SHA-256 for every build is listed in the table above
- Windows: Get-FileHash .\pillow-1.0.0.jar -Algorithm SHA256
- Linux/macOS: shasum -a 256 pillow-1.0.0.jar
- No build has ever been signed with a key, and no build requires an internet connection to run
mods/
├── fabric-api-0.111.0+1.21.4.jar
└── pillow-1.0.0.jar
1.0.0 · release · Minecraft 1.21.4
Sleep on it.
Two jars, a Fabric profile, and 94 modules that tell you whether they touch the wire.