MyRank
Scoreboards in Minecraft have always been a bit of a blunt instrument. You either show everyone the same static list or you spend hours wrestling with plugins and datapacks to make something dynamic. MyRank changes that equation entirely. This Fabric mod transforms your server's vanilla scoreboard into a personalized leaderboard where every single player sees a unique ranking view tailored to their own position in the standings.
If you run a competition server, a survival SMP, or any world where tracking player stats matters, MyRank for Minecraft delivers a level of polish that feels native to the game rather than bolted on.
What Makes MyRank Stand Out
The core idea is simple but powerful: instead of one shared scoreboard, each player gets their own sidebar. A player ranked 47th doesn't need to see the top ten grinders they'll never catch this week. They need context. MyRank provides exactly that by showing their previous and next neighbors in the rankings when they fall below the top 10. It's a small design decision that makes competition feel personal and achievable.
Real-Time Updates Without the Lag
Performance is where a lot of leaderboard solutions fall apart. MyRank uses an event-driven architecture, meaning the sidebar only refreshes when something actually changes. There's no constant polling, no tick-by-tick recalculation eating into your server's TPS. The result is a leaderboard that updates instantly when a player scores, dies, or climbs the ranks, all with effectively zero performance impact.
Vanilla Client Compatibility
Here's the part server admins will appreciate most: players don't need to install anything. MyRank works entirely server-side, so anyone connecting with a standard Minecraft client sees the personalized leaderboard immediately. No mod requirements, no confusing instructions for your community, no support tickets asking why the sidebar looks broken.
Features at a Glance
- Personalized Rankings – Each player sees a customized sidebar view of the standings
- Real-Time Updates – Event-driven efficiency with no measurable performance cost
- Vanilla Client Compatible – Works perfectly with unmodified Minecraft clients
- Pinned Rows – Display server totals maintained through datapacks
- Context Aware – Shows previous and next neighbors for players ranked below top 10
- Permission Support – Integrates with LuckPerms and fabric-permissions-api
- Multi-Language – English, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese included
- Flexible Ranking Modes – Switch between Competition (1,2,2,4) and Dense (1,2,2,3)
Supported Versions and Requirements
MyRank is built for the Fabric loader and supports Minecraft 1.17.1 through 1.21.1. That's a generous version range covering several major updates, which means you're not forced to upgrade your entire server just to use the mod. Whether you're running an older 1.18 survival world or a freshly generated 1.21.1 competition server, MyRank has you covered.
Requirements are minimal: Fabric Loader and a compatible Minecraft version. That's it. No configuration files to edit, no commands to memorize. Drop the mod into your mods folder and it works out of the box.
How to Install MyRank
Installation is refreshingly straightforward. First, make sure your server is running Fabric Loader on a supported Minecraft version. Next, download MyRank from a trusted source and place the .jar file into your server's mods directory. Restart the server, and the mod activates automatically. If you're using LuckPerms, permission nodes are picked up without extra setup, letting you control who sees what if you want finer-grained management.
For those who prefer a more streamlined approach, the foxygame.net launcher includes MyRank in its curated add-on catalog, letting you add the mod to your setup with a single click instead of hunting through folders manually. The launcher also handles version matching, so you won't accidentally pair MyRank with an incompatible Minecraft build.
Competition Mode vs Dense Mode
Ranking ties are handled differently depending on your server's culture. Competition mode uses standard competition ranking (1,2,2,4), where tied players share a position and the next rank skips ahead. Dense mode (1,2,2,3) keeps the sequence tight without gaps. Both are valid; the choice comes down to whether you want your leaderboard to feel like a tournament bracket or a continuous ladder.
Switching between them takes seconds, and the change applies server-wide without requiring a restart or player reconnect.
Final Thoughts
MyRank solves a problem most server owners didn't realize they had until they see it fixed. A personalized, real-time leaderboard that requires no client-side installation and no performance sacrifice is a rare combination. Add multi-language support, permission integration, and flexible ranking modes on top, and you have a mod that punches well above its weight class.
If your server tracks any kind of player stat, MyRank for Minecraft is worth the install. Download MyRank, drop it in your mods folder, and watch your community engage with the leaderboard in a way a static scoreboard never inspired.
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