Quadrant

There's a lot of variety to Minecraft, and it doesn't just stem from the game's sandbox, procedurally-generated nature. The community is hard at work to provide all manner of mods for the players to experience, as a quick look at modding websites will reveal numerous available resources like such.

We all know that the more mods you add, the more likely it is for the game to be unstable and difficult to work with. Quadrant gives users the ability to more handily organize their modpacks, create new ones, and even install new mods, directly through the program's interface.

The program aims to provide users with an interface that helps them manage anything mod-related about their Minecraft game. RIght off the gate, the tool allows you to freely switch between modpacks, as well as check if there are any new updates to them.

Where things get a little more interesting is when you go to create your own modpacks. This process is essentially as simple as heading into the New Modpack menu, where you'll be able to select your Minecraft version and API, and that's that.

There are a couple of ways you can go about installing new mods. You can install modpacks through refeence files, fetch them from a URL, or get everything directly through the app. The last step is perhaps most convenient, especially if you're simply looking to shop around and see what new mods are out there.

Leveraging the databases of CurseForge and Modrinth, the software will look up the mods relevant for your Minecraft version and API. Still, the options to look up mods this way feel rather limited, as some additional ways to filter your searches would be to good effect.

Quadrant is a relatively simple one: it enables users to keep track of their modpacks, create new ones, and even install new mods, all from the same place. It's convenient to use, and although some additional filtering options when looking up new mods would be appreciated, the program is nevertheless a solid choice overall.