Type a mod.Play it.
Want a jetpack in Minecraft or a laser sword in Terraria? Launch a coin for your idea. Its creator fees pay for the AI that writes, builds and tests your mod. No coding needed.
What's a mod?
A mod is something extra you add to a game you already have, like new items, new powers or new things to do. Normally you'd need to know how to code to make one. With Render, you just describe it.
Start your mod
Pick a game and describe your mod. Then launch its coin. The coin's creator fees pay for the AI that builds it.
Single-player and private-server mods only, no online cheats.
- 1Launch your mod's coinName it, pick a ticker, launch on pump.fun
- 2Creator fees fill the AI fuel tankEvery buy and sell adds fuel
- 3The AI writes, builds and tests itStarts as soon as the tank is full
- 4Your mod ships freeAnyone can download and install it
How to install your mod
Three steps for every game. Pick yours.
Only download the free modding tools from their official sites.
More games on the way
These games all allow mods, and they're next in line. Tap the ones you want first.
Every mod starts as a coin
No coin, no mod. Each mod's coin pays for its own AI through creator fees.
Launch a coin
Pick a game, describe the mod and launch its coin, like $JETPK for a Minecraft jetpack.
People trade it
Every buy and sell pays a small .
Fees fuel the AI
Creator fees buy the AI tokens that write, build and test the mod. When the fuel tank is full, the AI builds it.
Mod ships free
Anyone can download it. After that, fees go to the creator and $RENDER.
Where creator fees go
Until the mod is built: 100% of creator fees fuel the AI. After it ships: fees split like this.
Paid in SOL to whoever launched the mod coin.
Done automatically. Every burn is public on-chain.
Keeps the mod working when the game patches.
Built on Render
Live mods are ready to download. Fueling mods build as soon as their creator fees fill the tank.
Example data until launch.
Launch a mod coin
Three quick steps. Your coin's creator fees fuel the AI that builds your mod.
- Coin launchesReady
- Creator fees fill the AI fuel tankFueling
- AI writes, builds and tests the modBuilding
- Mod ships free to everyoneLive
Questions
Is this real?
Yes. The animation at the top and the mod cards are examples. Real mods are built with each game's modding tools once their coin's creator fees fill the AI fuel tank, and every mod is tested before anyone can download it.
Does it work for any game?
It works with games that allow mods, like Minecraft, Skyrim, GTA V story mode, Stardew Valley, Terraria, many Unity games and your own Roblox games. If a game doesn't allow mods, Render can't mod it.
Will it make cheats or aimbots?
No. Render only builds single-player mods, co-op mods for friends and private-server content. Cheats for online games break those games' rules and get accounts banned, so Render refuses those prompts.
How do I install a mod?
Check the install guide above. It's three steps for every game, and each mod comes with its own short guide too.
Do I need to launch a coin to get a mod?
Yes. Every mod starts as a coin. The coin's creator fees pay for the AI tokens that write, build and test it, so nobody pays for the mod up front.
Are the mods free?
Yes. Mods are free to download. The coin's creator fees pay for building them.
What if my coin doesn't make enough fees?
The coin still trades normally. The mod builds as soon as its creator fees fill the fuel tank, with no deadline. Bigger mods need a bigger tank.
How does the $RENDER burn work?
Once a mod is built, 30% of its coin's creator fees go to a public buyback wallet. It market-buys $RENDER and sends it to the burn address. Every burn is public on-chain.