One more tool you should set up before starting a mod is the Forge MDK (Mod Development Kit). Forge is a collection of useful resources and mod loader, designed specifically to simplify compatibility between Minecraft Java Edition and multiple community-created mods.

Reason: All Mods/ pages are being exported to the FTB wiki, so can this be made there instead?This page should be to the above page, not moved via copying and pasting the page's contents. This action must be done by an administrator on the other wiki.Minecraft Forge is a free, open-source modding API and loader designed to simplify compatibility between community-created game in. The end-user (player) must play the version of Minecraft that Forge was downloaded for before it can be used. For example, Forge 1.12 will need the 1.12 version of Minecraft in order to run correctly.

Forge can then be used from the Play drop-down in the Minecraft launcher. Contents.Forge mods The majority of modern mods use Forge in order to be added to vanilla Minecraft, some mods that support Forge are listed on its website.Forge mods only work with Forge. Forge processes mods differently than Modloader, so only certain mods can work with the two.The user may want to see if the mod they want supports Forge.Windows:On Windows the mods folder is located in the directory.minecraftmods and is generated after Forge is run at least once. To reach the directory, press Windows key + R and type%appdata%/.minecraft into the search box and hit enter.macOS:On macOS the mods folder is located in the directory /Library/Application Support/minecraft and is generated after Forge has run at least once.

To reach the directory, press Command key + Shift key + G while a Finder window is selected and enter /Library/Application Support/minecraft.Linux:On linux the mods folder is located in the directory /.minecraft and is generated after Forge is run at least once. To reach the directory on Ubuntu press the Control key + H in the home directory and the minecraft folder should be revealed.Installing Forge mods.

I use MagicLauncher as well but installing Forge for Minecraft 1.6.2 is now super easy you just have to know what your doing to make it work. I'll give you detailed instuction on how to install forge and other mods that go with it.First go here and look for recommended 9.10.0.789 1.6.2 and click on installer to download nothing else is needed from the site.Next go to where the installer is downloaded at (for windows users only) right click on it and then click on open with then click on choose default program. A window will pop up just click on use program from computer. A new window will open now look for Java™ Platform SE Binary and click on okay. (Note this only has to be done ones after this all future forge build will open when clicked on.)Now open the launcher make sure client is selected and click on run.

Now just open the new default launcher that was relesed for Minecraft 1.6. Next to profile if it shows (Default) click on it and select Forge. Now just log into Minecraft with the default launcher. This will allow Forge to install without any need to manually edit Minecraft. Once Minecraft loads you can save and quite.On to Magic Launcher. Open it up and click on setup. Look for Environment and click on it a drop down list with open and you can now select Forge 9.10.0.789.

This is the modified Jar file you just installed with the default lancher. Under Mods all you have to install here is Optifile and/or any mod that would normally go in the jar. All other mods go in the External Mods list.If you are using Optifine you must first click on Advanced Tab and under Parameters past this line of text -Dfml.ignorePatchDiscrepancies=trueYes the - is part of what needs to be copied. If you don't add this then Minecraft will crash or textures will not load right.Now for adding any mods go back to Mods tab and next to External Mods click on Manage. This will allow you to install all the mods you want to use. I'll use TreeCapitator as an example for this part becuase it needs a core mod.

Thanks to 1.6.2 build of Forge now all core mods go into the mods folder (External Mods section for Magic Launcher) So download bspkrsCore latest and TreeCapitator Forge build. Move this mods into the window that opened up when you click on manage.Now you can add other mods if you wish you don't have to use TreeCapitator it was just a good example. Now you can run Minecraft with mods in Magic Launcher. Just note that its still best to install mods one at a time. If you don't load Minecraft with MagicLauncher after each time you add a mod it could come back to bite you because you won't know what mod is causing a crash or is incompatible with each other.I know a long process but it works and once you do it the first time you will understand just how much easier and faster it is to install Forge Mods. Just note that for some reason Risugami's Mods will not work with Forge.even though Forge has had its own version of modloader for some time now.Anyways hopes this helps.

Happy modding. O.EDIT: I forgot to note that with the changes to Forge and how its installed when using Magic Launcher that you will see it say No modloader, No Forge, or No Mods Found. The changes to both Forge and Minecraft will make this show up but don't worry all the mods stull work and will show that the mods are installed once you click on Mods from the Minecraft Main Menu in game. Quote fromCan someone please give me a full list of mods that don't require any API (modloader, forge, player api, etc).I use Magiclauncher to do everything, and installing forge/modloader with it is too hard, so I want mods that don't require modloader/forge/APIs.Thanks in advance to anyone who can help me.Youtube tutorials are your friend. You should just learn to install Forge. If it's 1.5.2, then it's really easy.

If it's 1.6.2.Youtube. Youtube has great people there that give really detailed tutorials and talk through everything, and if you run into a problem, if you comment, they will be more than happy to help you solve it.