docs: point native-mod build instructions at the Mods page

"Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental)" no longer exists. The launcher builds
native mods from the Mods page (Build on the native build row); the game lists and
toggles them under Options → Mods. Prose only: no sha256, file or version changes.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>

mods/biomecompass.toml

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ kind = "native-mod"
 name = "BiomeCompass"
 summary = "Craft a Biome Compass, pick a biome and its needle points to the nearest one."
 description = """
-**A native Horizon mod**: the launcher builds it into the game (Settings → Game → Native mods, then Build). Native mods are not sandboxed and run with your account's rights, so read the source before you build it. Pinned to Horizon 142388e and horizon-mixins 0d6b103.
+**A native Horizon mod**: the launcher builds it into the game (install it on the launcher's Mods page, then press Build there). Native mods are not sandboxed and run with your account's rights, so read the source before you build it. Pinned to Horizon 142388e and horizon-mixins 0d6b103.
 
 Craft a **Biome Compass** (a compass with a sapling on each of its four sides, any kinds), right-click it and pick a biome from the list (with a search box). The world generator is searched around you, a little every tick, and the compass's needle then points to the nearest one, with its distance and direction on the action bar.
 

mods/carryblock.toml

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ kind = "native-mod"
 name = "Carry Block"
 summary = "Sneak and right-click with an empty hand to pick up a chest (with its items) or a small mob, carry it and put it down."
 description = """
-**A native Horizon mod**: the launcher builds it into the game (Settings → Game → Native mods, then Build). Native mods are not sandboxed and run with your account's rights, so read the source before you build it. Pinned to Horizon 142388e and horizon-mixins 0d6b103.
+**A native Horizon mod**: the launcher builds it into the game (install it on the launcher's Mods page, then press Build there). Native mods are not sandboxed and run with your account's rights, so read the source before you build it. Pinned to Horizon 142388e and horizon-mixins 0d6b103.
 
 Sneak and right-click with an empty hand to pick up a block with its contents (chests, furnaces, barrels...) or a small, friendly mob, and carry it; right-click to put it down where you want, with everything it held.
 

mods/classic_zoom.toml

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ Both can be installed at once: they use different keys.
 - Written from scratch for Horizon's mod API. Not affiliated with Wurst-Imperium.
 - Some servers forbid zoom mods: check the rules before you join.
 
-**Now a native mod (2.0.0)**: the launcher builds it into the game (Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental), then Build). Native mods are not sandboxed and run with your account's permissions, so read the source before you build it: it is one small bundle on Horizon's native hook points (key, wheel, zoom, mods list). Tested against Horizon `6f8c7a0e5d531d3834c4d0be4659a1db8e7e5c2a` with Horizon Mixins `0d6b103c70633d8fd9443d8d0acd3aadaacedb06`. A key set in 1.0.0 carries over.
+**Now a native mod (2.0.0)**: the launcher builds it into the game (install it on the launcher's Mods page, then press Build there). Native mods are not sandboxed and run with your account's permissions, so read the source before you build it: it is one small bundle on Horizon's native hook points (key, wheel, zoom, mods list). Tested against Horizon `6f8c7a0e5d531d3834c4d0be4659a1db8e7e5c2a` with Horizon Mixins `0d6b103c70633d8fd9443d8d0acd3aadaacedb06`. A key set in 1.0.0 carries over.
 
 Source and issues: [github.com/SU4G3/classic-zoom](https://github.com/SU4G3/classic-zoom)"""
 authors = ["Surge"]

mods/coords_hud.toml

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Your block position and the direction you face in the top-left corner of the scr
 It reads the player's position, draws on the HUD and writes to chat: nothing else.
 
 Now a native mod (2.0.0): built into the game by the launcher, on the Horizon you play, like any native mod
-(Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental), then Build). The time of
+(install it on the launcher's Mods page, then press Build there). The time of
 day line is gone, since Horizon's hook points don't give the game's clock yet. Turn it off in Options > Mods: it
 rests at once, and the next build leaves it out. Its source is
 [horizon-mods/native/coords-hud](https://github.com/horizon-rust/horizon-mods/tree/main/native/coords-hud).

mods/distant_horizons.toml

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ An unofficial Rust port of [Distant Horizons](https://gitlab.com/distant-horizon
 
 Settings: Options > Mods > Distant Horizons. In chat: `/dh` for status, `/dh distance 512`, `/dh quality high`, `/dh debug on` and more (Tab completes them).
 
-Native source mod: enable Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental), choose Build and confirm the native-code warning. The launcher downloads its own Rust and builds a separate game (10–30 minutes the first time). It runs with your account's permissions.
+Native source mod: install it on the launcher's Mods page, press Build there and confirm the native-code warning. The launcher downloads its own Rust and builds a separate game (10–30 minutes the first time). It runs with your account's permissions.
 
 Pinned to Horizon nightly `d009ebd140476b5bdc958c00f56a75e82abec691` (2026-10-29) and Horizon Mixins `0d6b103c70633d8fd9443d8d0acd3aadaacedb06`; the launcher builds these exact revisions. Other Horizon revisions have not been validated. It builds together with Horizon's official native mods; it can't be built with a native mod pinned to a different Horizon commit. Turn Video Settings > LOD Distance off: Horizon's own far terrain draws in the same place.
 

mods/enchantmenthints.toml

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ kind = "native-mod"
 name = "Enchantment Hints"
 summary = "A short description under every enchantment in item tooltips, in English and Russian."
 description = """
-**A native Horizon mod**: the launcher builds it into the game (Settings → Game → Native mods, then Build). Native mods are not sandboxed and run with your account's rights, so read the source before you build it. Pinned to Horizon 142388e and horizon-mixins 0d6b103.
+**A native Horizon mod**: the launcher builds it into the game (install it on the launcher's Mods page, then press Build there). Native mods are not sandboxed and run with your account's rights, so read the source before you build it. Pinned to Horizon 142388e and horizon-mixins 0d6b103.
 
 Every enchantment on books and gear gets a one-line description in its tooltip: what it does, in plain words. Our own text for every 26.3 enchantment, in English and Russian.
 

mods/fps_overlay.toml

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Horizon's own FPS counter, formerly an extra in Options > Horizon Extras.
 It reads the game's own frame counter and draws on the HUD: nothing else.
 
 Now a native mod (2.0.0): built into the game by the launcher, on the Horizon you play, like any native mod
-(Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental), then Build). Your settings carry over from 1.0.0. Turn it off in
+(install it on the launcher's Mods page, then press Build there). Your settings carry over from 1.0.0. Turn it off in
 Options > Mods: it rests at once, and the next build leaves it out. Its source is
 [horizon-mods/native/fps-overlay](https://github.com/horizon-rust/horizon-mods/tree/main/native/fps-overlay).
 """

mods/fullbright.toml

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ kind = "native-mod"
 name = "MoreGamma"
 summary = "Brightness past 100%: set your own gamma with /gamma, or toggle full brightness with /fullbright."
 description = """
-A native Horizon mod: the launcher builds it into the game (Settings → Game → Native mods, then Build). Native mods are not sandboxed and run with your account's rights, so read the source before you build it. Uses only Horizon's native hook points (hooks 1); tested on Horizon 41672b1 and horizon-mixins 0d6b103.
+A native Horizon mod: the launcher builds it into the game (install it on the launcher's Mods page, then press Build there). Native mods are not sandboxed and run with your account's rights, so read the source before you build it. Uses only Horizon's native hook points (hooks 1); tested on Horizon 41672b1 and horizon-mixins 0d6b103.
 
 See in the dark without torches or night vision. MoreGamma lets you set the brightness (gamma) far past the video settings' 100% "Bright" limit, with a chat command, and switch full brightness on and off.
 

mods/itemnew.toml

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ kind = "native-mod"
 name = "Item New"
 summary = "Newly picked-up items glow in your hotbar and inventory until you look at them."
 description = """
-**A native Horizon mod**: the launcher builds it into the game (Settings → Game → Native mods, then Build). Native mods are not sandboxed and run with your account's rights, so read the source before you build it. Pinned to Horizon 142388e and horizon-mixins 0d6b103.
+**A native Horizon mod**: the launcher builds it into the game (install it on the launcher's Mods page, then press Build there). Native mods are not sandboxed and run with your account's rights, so read the source before you build it. Pinned to Horizon 142388e and horizon-mixins 0d6b103.
 
 Items you just got (picked up, crafted, taken from a chest, given) get a soft glow in the hotbar and in inventory and container screens, until you point at them or close the screen.
 

mods/keystrokes.toml

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Horizon's own keystrokes overlay, formerly an extra in Options > Horizon Extras.
 It reads which keys you hold and your clicks, and draws on the HUD: nothing else.
 
 Now a native mod (2.0.0): built into the game by the launcher, on the Horizon you play, like any native mod
-(Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental), then Build). Your settings carry over from 1.0.0. Turn it off in
+(install it on the launcher's Mods page, then press Build there). Your settings carry over from 1.0.0. Turn it off in
 Options > Mods: it rests at once, and the next build leaves it out. Its source is
 [horizon-mods/native/keystrokes](https://github.com/horizon-rust/horizon-mods/tree/main/native/keystrokes).
 """

mods/lookat.toml

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ The block or entity under your crosshair at the top of the screen, drawn as a va
 
 **Settings** (Options → Mods → LookAt): range, position (top, top left, top right), size, background opacity, item icon, where it comes from, position and distance, entities, health, harvest tool. Boxes keep clear of F3, boss bars, the minimap and effect icons.
 
-**Now a native mod (0.2.1)**: the launcher builds it into the game (Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental), then Build). Native mods are not sandboxed and run with your account's permissions, so read the source before you build it. Tested against Horizon `142388e1c136e622652ec7505af15d8ad195e041` with Horizon Mixins `0d6b103c70633d8fd9443d8d0acd3aadaacedb06`; the launcher builds these exact pinned revisions. Settings from 0.1.0 carry over."""
+**Now a native mod (0.2.1)**: the launcher builds it into the game (install it on the launcher's Mods page, then press Build there). Native mods are not sandboxed and run with your account's permissions, so read the source before you build it. Tested against Horizon `142388e1c136e622652ec7505af15d8ad195e041` with Horizon Mixins `0d6b103c70633d8fd9443d8d0acd3aadaacedb06`; the launcher builds these exact pinned revisions. Settings from 0.1.0 carry over."""
 authors = ["d3grando"]
 owners = ["d3grando"]
 license = "MIT"

mods/minimap.toml

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Horizon's own minimap, formerly an extra in Options > Horizon Extras.
 It shows a map in a corner of the screen: nothing else.
 
 Now a native mod (2.0.0): built into the game by the launcher, on the Horizon you play, like any native mod
-(Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental), then Build). Your settings carry over from 1.0.0. Turn it off in
+(install it on the launcher's Mods page, then press Build there). Your settings carry over from 1.0.0. Turn it off in
 Options > Mods: it rests at once, and the next build leaves it out. Its source is
 [horizon-mods/native/minimap](https://github.com/horizon-rust/horizon-mods/tree/main/native/minimap).
 """

mods/mousetricks.toml

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ kind = "native-mod"
 name = "Mouse Tricks"
 summary = "Inventory mouse tricks: drag to spread or gather, the wheel moves items one by one, and R sorts."
 description = """
-**A native Horizon mod**: the launcher builds it into the game (Settings → Game → Native mods, then Build). Native mods are not sandboxed and run with your account's rights, so read the source before you build it. Pinned to Horizon 142388e and horizon-mixins 0d6b103.
+**A native Horizon mod**: the launcher builds it into the game (install it on the launcher's Mods page, then press Build there). Native mods are not sandboxed and run with your account's rights, so read the source before you build it. Pinned to Horizon 142388e and horizon-mixins 0d6b103.
 
 - **Right-drag**: one item into each slot you pass.
 - **Left-drag**: gather the same items; with Shift, quick-move many stacks.

mods/recipes.toml

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ Horizon's own recipe viewer.
 It reads the game's items and recipes, hears its own keys and your clicks on the panel, and places recipes or gives items only when you ask: nothing else.
 
 Now a native mod (2.0.0): built into the game by the launcher, on the Horizon you play, like any native mod
-(Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental), then Build). It needs Horizon's native hook points version 2, in the
+(install it on the launcher's Mods page, then press Build there). It needs Horizon's native hook points version 2, in the
 Nightlies from 4baa571 on. Your settings and keys carry over from 1.0.0. Turn it off in Options > Mods: it rests at
 once, and the next build leaves it out. Its source is
 [horizon-mods/native/recipes](https://github.com/horizon-rust/horizon-mods/tree/main/native/recipes).

mods/serverify.toml

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ Horizon cannot join servers that check Minecraft accounts yet, which is most pub
 
 ## Install
 
-Install it from the launcher's Mods page, then Settings > Native mods (experimental) > Build, and play the Native mods instance. Guide: https://github.com/Louchatfroff/serverify/tree/main/horizon/serverify#readme
+Install it from the launcher's Mods page, then press Build there, and play that instance. Guide: https://github.com/Louchatfroff/serverify/tree/main/horizon/serverify#readme
 
 Native mods are not sandboxed. The source is public and licensed GPL-3.0-only: https://github.com/Louchatfroff/serverify/tree/main/horizon/serverify"""
 authors = ["Louchatfroff"]

mods/smartf3.toml

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ kind = "native-mod"
 name = "SmartF3"
 summary = "A tidier, configurable F3 debug screen: the same information in modules you can colour, reorder and turn off."
 description = """
-**A native Horizon mod**: the launcher builds it into the game (Settings → Game → Native mods, then Build). Native mods are not sandboxed and run with your account's rights, so read the source before you build it. Pinned to Horizon 142388e and horizon-mixins 0d6b103.
+**A native Horizon mod**: the launcher builds it into the game (install it on the launcher's Mods page, then press Build there). Native mods are not sandboxed and run with your account's rights, so read the source before you build it. Pinned to Horizon 142388e and horizon-mixins 0d6b103.
 
 The F3 debug screen, grouped into 14 modules: FPS, server, coordinates, chunk, facing, world, biome, light, chart keys, system, rendering, and the targeted block, fluid and entity.
 

mods/veinminer.toml

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ An unofficial Rust port by levzzz5154. Mines connected veins, including diagonal
 through Horizon's player-mining code, preserving loot, XP, tool wear and server block events.
 Includes per-player toggles, configurable block/tool groups, a block limit and cooldown.
 
-Native source mod: enable Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental), choose Build,
+Native source mod: install it on the launcher's Mods page, press Build there,
 and confirm the native-code warning. A supported launcher downloads its own Rust toolchain
 and builds a separate game using Horizon Mixins. Requires Git and Horizon's platform build
 dependencies, and runs with your account's permissions.

mods/zoom.toml

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ Horizon's own zoom, formerly an extra in Options > Horizon Extras.
 It hears its own key and the mouse wheel while you hold it, and zooms the camera: nothing else.
 
 Now a native mod (2.0.0): built into the game by the launcher, on the Horizon you play, like any native mod
-(Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental), then Build). Your settings carry over from 1.0.0. Turn it off in
+(install it on the launcher's Mods page, then press Build there). Your settings carry over from 1.0.0. Turn it off in
 Options > Mods: it rests at once, and the next build leaves it out. Its source is
 [horizon-mods/native/zoom](https://github.com/horizon-rust/horizon-mods/tree/main/native/zoom).
 """

native/coords-hud/README.md

@@ -11,7 +11,8 @@ The time of day line is gone: Horizon's hook points don't give the game's clock
 
 ## Install
 
-In the Horizon launcher: Mods → Coordinates HUD → Install, then Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental) → Build. The
+In the Horizon launcher: Mods → Coordinates HUD → Install, then **Build** on the same page (once built, switch it
+on or off in the game under Options → Mods). The
 launcher downloads its own Rust and builds the game with your native mods; see Horizon's
 [native mods](https://github.com/horizon-rust/horizon/blob/main/docs/native-mods.md).
 

native/fps-overlay/README.md

@@ -7,7 +7,8 @@ launcher builds into the game. It keeps the settings of earlier versions: the sa
 
 ## Install
 
-In the Horizon launcher: Mods → FPS Counter → Install, then Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental) → Build. The
+In the Horizon launcher: Mods → FPS Counter → Install, then **Build** on the same page (once built, switch it
+on or off in the game under Options → Mods). The
 launcher downloads its own Rust and builds the game with your native mods; see Horizon's
 [native mods](https://github.com/horizon-rust/horizon/blob/main/docs/native-mods.md).
 

native/keystrokes/README.md

@@ -7,7 +7,8 @@ launcher builds into the game. It keeps the settings of earlier versions: the sa
 
 ## Install
 
-In the Horizon launcher: Mods → Keystrokes → Install, then Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental) → Build. The
+In the Horizon launcher: Mods → Keystrokes → Install, then **Build** on the same page (once built, switch it
+on or off in the game under Options → Mods). The
 launcher downloads its own Rust and builds the game with your native mods; see Horizon's
 [native mods](https://github.com/horizon-rust/horizon/blob/main/docs/native-mods.md).
 

native/minimap/README.md

@@ -7,7 +7,8 @@ launcher builds into the game. It keeps the settings of earlier versions: the sa
 
 ## Install
 
-In the Horizon launcher: Mods → Minimap → Install, then Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental) → Build. The
+In the Horizon launcher: Mods → Minimap → Install, then **Build** on the same page (once built, switch it
+on or off in the game under Options → Mods). The
 launcher downloads its own Rust and builds the game with your native mods; see Horizon's
 [native mods](https://github.com/horizon-rust/horizon/blob/main/docs/native-mods.md).
 

native/recipes/README.md

@@ -13,7 +13,8 @@ launcher builds into the game. It keeps the settings of earlier versions: the sa
 
 ## Install
 
-In the Horizon launcher: Mods → Recipes → Install, then Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental) → Build. The
+In the Horizon launcher: Mods → Recipes → Install, then **Build** on the same page (once built, switch it
+on or off in the game under Options → Mods). The
 launcher downloads its own Rust and builds the game with your native mods; see Horizon's
 [native mods](https://github.com/horizon-rust/horizon/blob/main/docs/native-mods.md).
 

native/zoom/README.md

@@ -11,7 +11,8 @@ launcher builds into the game. It keeps the settings of earlier versions: the sa
 
 ## Install
 
-In the Horizon launcher: Mods → Zoom → Install, then Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental) → Build. The
+In the Horizon launcher: Mods → Zoom → Install, then **Build** on the same page (once built, switch it
+on or off in the game under Options → Mods). The
 launcher downloads its own Rust and builds the game with your native mods; see Horizon's
 [native mods](https://github.com/horizon-rust/horizon/blob/main/docs/native-mods.md).