That's it for this tutorial, it's mostly here as a resource for people who are new and want to try mods, also have a look at this optimisation guide I made for better performance if you're struggling. Sometimes it may be nM, in which case do the same but in MB, or replace M with G. Then replace anything that says nG (n being the number) with the amount of RAM you want to allocate in GB Now you can load the game and at the bottom of the launcher it should say your modloader, if not, you may have made a mistake.įor large modpacks you may need to allocate more RAM, to do this click on installations > the modded installation > advanced > JVM Args Then, download the mods that you want and put them in the folder you just made. Minecraft, but make sure it's completely lowercase. Make sure the Minecraft launcher is closed in this stepĪnd create a "mods" folder in. This step depends on the modloader you want to install (Forge, fabric etc) go to their website and look for the installer/version you want, then run it once it's downloaded.
You may need to restart your computer before proceeding to the next step.
The download is here, although I recommend installing an adblocker (I use Ublock Origin)
Now, copy and paste appdata.minecraft and hit Enter open the. If you're using older versions you'll need java 8 Add/Install Mods on Minecraft Press the Windows + R keys to open the Run dialog box. There's also the option of using 3-rd party launchers like curseforge (Although I don't recommend it as it's very much malware/full of unwanted software)Īs of 1.17 Minecraft uses Java 17, which you need to install before installing anything else. This guide will work for Forge, Fabric and Quilt, although it does change a little bit between versions. I see alot of people struggling to install mods, and mods are pretty essential, for example this guide I made for optimising Minecraft.
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