How To Install Minecraft Mods 1.8 1
CAUTION: Some of the information on this folio may exist out of date! (i.7 version)
Περιεχόμενα
- i Cautions almost using mods in Minecraft
- i.1 Installing Mods prerequisites
- 1.2 How Mods Piece of work
- i.3 Downloading Mods
- 1.4 Making Backups
- one.v ModLoader, Spawnlist and friends
- 1.6 Dealing with your first crash
- 1.7 Deleting Mods, fixing crashes, and restoring Minecraft
- ane.viii How to finer become assist
- 2 How to Install Mods
- 2.1 Installation for the one-time launcher
- 2.2 Installation for the 1.6 launcher
- 3 Installing i.6.ane mods
- 3.one Installing Mods with Minecraft Forge
- 3.2 Installing Mods Manually
- 4 Installing your second Mod, testing for compatibility.
- iv.1 Dealing with crashes
- v Automated installers
- half dozen Video Tutorials
- vii See also
Cautions near using mods in Minecraft [ ]
Before y'all decide to mod (modify) your copy of Minecraft, it is very important to empathize what yous are doing or you may end up messing up your copy. (If your copy of Minecraft is compromised, you can always backup your worlds and re-download Minecraft) Allow me repeat that for you: If you mod Minecraft, y'all may break your re-create of the game besides as any worlds that you play in. Because yous are doing something that is wholly unsupported by Mojang, they won't be able to assist y'all.
Due to how modding works, updating the Minecraft client will intermission your mods. That is, with each update of the Minecraft client, you will take to obtain updated mods and re-install them. However, the worlds you created will not be destroyed (although any mod items in your globe will not exist present).
Additionally, the authors of the mod make no guarantees as to whether or not the code works, much less any guarantees of support.
Nearly all mod packs have auto-installers that make calculation mods to Minecraft extremely easy for the beginner Modder. You tin search for modernistic packs on the Mods page.
Installing Mods prerequisites [ ]
- Knowledge of Zipping/Unzipping files, and working with a good archive utility (such as WinRAR, 7zip, etc.).
- Knowing how to submit proper bug reports.
- Knowing how to actually install the mod and its prerequisites.
- Knowing how to accurately read and follow instructions.
- Knowing which mods conflict with each other and which do non.
- Making sure you lot reread the instructions.
You lot might be able to get away without knowing how to do a few of these things, but if your re-create of Minecraft breaks, and so you should seek aid from somebody in the modding community (preferably the mod author). If you view this as a great opportunity to acquire something new, and so yous're on the right path!
note: You can employ MCPatcher to practice some or all of this piece of work for you!
How Mods Work [ ]
A file on your figurer called "minecraft.jar" provides everything Minecraft needs to be able to run. For example: globe generation, showing blocks, managing mobs, items, and recipes. When y'all add together mods to Minecraft, you are taking Minecraft.jar and over-writing it with the changes needed. All of these files inside of minecraft.jar that make it run are run through a procedure called "obfuscation". Basically what that means is that it changes words like "recipe" to words similar "bf" (for the technically minded, all class names, variable names and identifiers are turned into one to three letter of the alphabet nonsense names).
Farther, each entity in the game (a Mob, Detail, Block, etc.) has an ID so they can exist described on the map. As new content is added to Minecraft, new IDs are used.
This has a few very important implications:
- This is fundamentally changing the way Minecraft was meant to be played. And so Mojang will non exist able to help you in any style, and are not responsible for crashes, data loss, etc.
- Some mods might claim to do something similar add a cute puppy to your globe, but could in fact accept been authored with a malicious intent such as stealing your Minecraft username/password, or install a keylogger. This is only a concern if…
- The mod that you download contains an executable and yous run it.
- The modern that y'all download informs you that you should modify the Minecraft launcher
(Minecraft.jar generally in the main application directory; not the 'minecraft.dmg' described below. If the modernistic that you wish to install involves neither of these actions then you should feel quite secure. If non, a proficient measure out of safety is to simply install very popular mods. Risugami created the Modloader and other great, safety, and popular mods; and the new version made modding much more safe. Read comments on modernistic posts before downloading and installing)
- When Minecraft is updated, all mods need to be re-updated by their authors and sometimes demand to exist re-downloaded and placed into the folder, you may also need to download the latest version of mod loader, considering Mojang obfuscates the source of the mod when minecraft updates. If a modern uses an ID number that Mojang chooses to apply in the update, this will cause farther issues, and your world will look weird, or potentially be completely cleaved and unusable. Modernistic authors do this of their own free will, and it can take weeks for them to update. However, this doesn't mean you should harass the author virtually information technology.
- If 2 mods do like things, they will probable be incompatible, because they both will try to change the "bf" (or "recipe") file. (This can exist stock-still, nowadays mods besides come with a properties file to change block and item ID's to fix conflicts.)
- You may be adding new entities to your worlds, and so if y'all ever have to remove the mods (say because of a Minecraft update), that world will no longer be compatible.
Downloading Mods [ ]
The best place for a listing to -minecraft-mods/ Minecraft Forum's Mods department]. Note that this section has in excess of almost 600 pages then it tin be tedious to discover a mod that you're looking for or good mods.
If getting mods that are copies of large mods, such as a TooManyItems re-create, they might have malware in them, so it is best to get the modernistic yous want from the original topic. If any of the files you download are not class, png, or any audio files, or folders with those items, and are non an installer, Exercise Not Open up THEM . Make sure to run the cypher file or folder through your reckoner's antivirus program earlier putting the mod into your jar. If any mods were downloaded from low quality sites scanning them with anti-virus programs will likely prevent any problems with your computer.
Making Backups [ ]
If y'all want to test a mod without any risk, simply fill-in .minecraft in its entirety. Restoring it will revert everything to a pre-modded land (including your worlds).
If yous are going to mod in a more persistent and complex fashion and so you lot should go along the following recommendations in mind:
- Dorsum upward your worlds in .minecraft/saves
- If you have had previous mods installed, dorsum up the minecraft.jar besides, so as not accidentally uninstall mods.
- If you wish to potentially keep your stats and achievements rubber, fill-in the directory .minecraft/stats
- Do not put custom mod but items in chests if yous wish to access that globe again from an unmodified version of Minecraft. It is possible that if you do so, when you remove the mod and then try to open up or nail the chest, Minecraft might crash. If you practice this accidentally, you can stand on top of the chest, and type in
/setblock ~ ~-1 ~ air. It will delete the breast and the items within information technology.
Backing up your worlds should be washed every time you install a new mod.
ModLoader, Spawnlist and friends [ ]
- There are many mods that absolutely require other mods to work, because they utilize some of the commands these other mods give. These are too known equally utility mods. These mods include ModLoader (for adding mods in full general), and Minecraft Forge, which is a more advanced version of modloader. These mods that are required by some mods will demand to exist installed with the modern before Minecraft is run. Without them, the mod will non piece of work and can even lead to Minecraft crashing.
Modernistic authors may give a configuration file to change particular ID'southward. Find the conflicting ID, and change it. Just remember that when an update for minecraft or for the mod comes out, y'all must use the aforementioned detail ID's, or suffer the crashes. Here is a video tutorial showing you how to install Forge Modern Loader for Minecraft:
Dealing with your first crash [ ]
- Running minecraft in command line mode to get a stack trace.
- Posting this stack trace as an error written report on the modern authors website/forum/thread.
- If you cannot fix the crashing, refer to the next section to restore your Minecraft and worlds.
- Just restart minecraft and then it is gone.
Deleting Mods, fixing crashes, and restoring Minecraft [ ]
There are 3 ways to delete a mod.
- (only if mod is installed this style) Become into the mods binder in the .minecraft folder and remove the modernistic from the folder. (Afterwards versions of Modloader only)
- Restore your version of Minecraft, making sure to keep your worlds.
- Forcefulness update. Y'all tin do this by clicking the button in a higher place 'login'.
To restore Minecraft, become to the AppData folder. Go into Roaming. Motility your .minecraft binder onto the desktop. (or wherever you wish) Open up the Minecraft Launcher, making sure your username and countersign are correct and log in. The Minecraft Launcher will so download a new, fresh .minecraft folder into the Roaming folder. Once information technology is done, open your modded .minecraft folder. Go into the Saves folder. Exercise the same for the fresh, no mods .minecraft folder. Take your worlds from the modded .minecraft folder and put them into the saves folder in the fresh .minecraft binder. Your worlds should exist fine, but whatever mod items in your globe will disappear.
To fix a crash, consult the following trouble solving list:
- Did you delete the META-INF folder in minecraft.jar?
- Forgot ModLoader?
- Do your mods have conflicting detail or block IDs? If so, near mods accept a backdrop file to change the block and item IDs.
- Look in modloader.txt to see what block ID(s) are conflicted.
- Is the mod made for your current version of Minecraft?
- Did you lot install whatsoever/all dependencies for the mod? For example, TurboModelThingy is required for the Planes Mod to piece of work, and ModLoaderMP is required with Modloader for SDK'due south Guns Modernistic.
- Do yous have the correct version of Modloader?
- Do yous have the right version of the mod?
- Are you lot Sure you installed the mod correctly? (consult whatsoever README file in the mod)
There are also utilities to restore the game automatically such as BlackScreenFix http://dl.dropbox.com/u/62819837/BlackScreenFix.exe
How to finer get assistance [ ]
- DELETE the META-INF folder.
- Check to brand sure in that location are no conflicting mods.
- If using a Modloader mod, make sure the correct version of Modloader is installed.
- Check the version of your modernistic.
- Search a YouTube tutorial for the mod y'all are trying to install (make sure you sentry a video with the right Os and version of the mod).
How to Install Mods [ ]
Installation for the old launcher [ ]
- Windows 95/98[SE]/2000/ME/XP:
- Click start.
- Click Run....
- Type %appdata%
- Open minecraft.jar (It may appear but as minecraft).
- Open up the folder using an archive software (the about pop are 7zip and WinRAR). To do this, right-click minecraft.jar and hover to the Open up With menu.
- Delete the META-INF folder
- Re-create the class files into this folder. Go out the folder once you have copied the class files.
- Certain mods will require yous to copy files into other directories. Examples include:
- Resources binder (found in the chief .minecraft directory)
- Config folder (found in master .minecraft directory)
- The .minecraft folder
Follow the instructions on your download for clarification on where to copy files to.
- Windows Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, and 10:
Method one:
- Click the Outset Icon.
- Go to C:/Users/(username)/Appdata/roaming/.minecraft
- Open bin and y'all volition run across minecraft.jar (It may appear only as minecraft).
- Open the folder using an annal software (the most popular are 7zip and WinRAR). To do this, right-click on minecraft.jar and hover to the Open With menu.
- Copy the grade files into this folder. Exit the binder once you have copied the class files.
- Certain mods will require yous to re-create files into other directories. Examples include:
- Resources binder (found in the main .minecraft directory)
- Config folder (found in primary .minecraft directory)
- The .minecraft folder
Follow the instructions on your download for description on where to re-create files to.
- Linux:
You will find minecraft.jar located in ~/.minecraft/bin/. From Nautilus (or most other file browsers), printing Ctrl+H to see hidden folders the navigate to .minecraft. If in the console, blazon, ls -a ~/ and you volition find the .minecraft directory. Navigate to the bin folder. Open the minecraft jar using annal director or similar. Excerpt the mods that you want to put in the jar from their zero or rar. Shut the window for archive director. Offset playing!
- Mac:
This is a way to install mods using the terminal
- 1. Go to Applications > Utilities and open terminal.
- 2. Type in the following, line by line:
cd ~
mkdir mctmp
cd mctmp
jar xf ~/Library/Application\ Support/minecraft/bin/minecraft.jar
- 3. Outside of terminal, re-create all the files and folders into the mctmp directory.
- 4. Back inside terminal, type in the post-obit:
rm META-INF/MOJANG_C.*
jar uf ~/Library/Application\ Back up/minecraft/bin/minecraft.jar ./
cd ..
rm -rf mctmp
- Any Bone:
On most operating systems you tin can select the texture packs button on minecraft's main menu which will open up the minecraft folder. Click 'up' from at that place and yous will exist in the .minecraft directory.
Installation for the 1.half dozen launcher [ ]
- Open the 1.six+ launcher and brand sure the version of Minecraft the mod requires is already installed.
- Click "Edit Profile" in the launcher, then open the game directory.
- Go into the subfolder "versions".
- Rename the folder for the version y'all require to something else. In this instance, rename "ane.viii.three" to "1.eight.3_Modded".
- Open the 1.8.3_Modded binder.
- Rename "one.eight.3.jar" to "1.8.3_Modded.jar".
- Rename "1.8.3.json" to "ane.eight.3_Modded.json".
- Open up "i.8.3_Modded.json" with a text editor and supplant "id":"1.8.3" with "id":"1.8.3_Modded", save the file and close it.
- Open the jar file so you lot can run into all the files in it. You can practise this by changing the .jar to .naught and unzipping it. You lot only demand the new jar binder and the json so delete everything else on that directory. No need for WinRAR or vii-Zip. Copy-paste the mod files into the "1.8.3_Modded" new jar binder.
- File extensions may be subconscious by default, so you may need to tell your File Explorer to not hide them. In Windows 10, just click View near the top and locate and cheque the box that says "File Name Extensions". In older versions of windows you will demand to go to Organize to locate the box.
- Delete META-INF (If needed) . (Exist certain to double bank check whether or not the META-INF file needs to be deleted. Some mods may not run without it. If information technology doesn't and yous save, you can always become back and delete it.)
- Showtime the 1.6+ launcher.
- Click "Edit Contour"
- In "Utilise Version", select "1.eight.3_Modded".
- Click Salvage Profile.
- Login and play as normal.
Installing 1.6.one mods [ ]
To install a mod for Minecraft i.half dozen.1+, you can do information technology 2 ways: with Minecraft Forge or manually. Both are detailed here.
(These steps may work with whatsoever version from 1.6.one+.)
Installing Mods with Minecraft Forge [ ]
First, find a mod you like and download it. Information technology should be a .jar file. (In the rarest example, it may exist a .zip.) Here is a good website for downloading mods. (Notation: This website is too a good way to search for mods for a detail version of Minecraft that you're modding.) After downloading a modernistic, go to the Minecraft Forge homepage. Now select your version from the listing. This tutorial uses i.viii.viii as an case. Download the .jar file of the version you desire to modernistic and run information technology. Just click OK, you lot don't demand to bother with anything else. Later that, install it and then launch Minecraft. (Note: you must had run Minecraft at to the lowest degree once!) Now locate your .minecraft folder. There should be a new folder named 'mods'.
Now drag and drop your downloaded mod file into this folder and open up the Minecraft Launcher. Earlier clicking Play, click 'Edit Contour' to the left. On the 'Select Version' drib downwards menu, get to the bottom and y'all will detect a '1.8.8Forge' version (or whatever version you are modding). Click that, so OK, and then click Play. Information technology will take longer than usual to load up, specially if you are using multiple mods. Showtime a earth and if whatever your mod does is there, yous have successfully installed a mod using Minecraft Forge.
Installing Mods Manually [ ]
This section needs updating. Some of the information no longer applies to the latest version.
This method is a flake harder. First, go to your .minecraft folder and go into 'versions', and make a copy of the 'one.9.4' folder, or whatever version you are modding. Rename the new re-create to, for example, '1.9.4mod'. Next, inside the new 'i.ix.4mod' folder, rename the '1.9.four.jar' file to '1.ix.4mod.jar' and rename '1.ix.four.json' file to '1.nine.4mod.json'. These should have the aforementioned name as the containing folder. Next, open up the 'i.9.4mod.json' file in Notepad, and supercede ALL 1.9.4 text to one.9.4mod. Save and close it. Next, using WinRAR or 7Zip, open the '1.9.4mod.jar' file. Delete the 'META-INF' folder. Again, using WinRAR or 7Zip, open your mod'due south .jar file in a separate window. Re-create everything from the modernistic'due south jar to the 1.9.4mod version jar.
Now open up the Minecraft launcher and caput to the version drop down card. You should see your '1.9.4mod' version. Use that and open up Minecraft. If the mod does what information technology does best, it worked.
Installing your second Mod, testing for compatibility. [ ]
- Open your "minecraft.jar" folder (See higher up) with an archiving utility such as WinRAR or 7-Zip, and drag the mod files from the binder you downloaded, to the minecraft.jar binder. Most mods require the binder "META-INF" inside of minecraft.jar be removed earlier the mod can work.
Dealing with crashes [ ]
- Your mod may be conflicting with block or detail IDs. Check the place you got the modern to see if anyone else is having the same errors, and see if there is a solution.
- You may have forgotten to delete your "META-INF" folder. Almost mods require that this binder be removed earlier loading the mod will piece of work.
- Risugami's Modloader and other mods such every bit Audio Mod volition really help if the mods go along crashing(or if minecraft is muted without your ain will)
Automatic installers [ ]
Several programs have been made that automatically install mods, eliminating the need to manually re-create files into minecraft.jar . Some of these programs, such equally MCManager and MCPatcher, can be plant at Programs and editors/Modding.
Video Tutorials [ ]
Click here for a general guide on how to install Minecraft mods on Windows & Mac OS X.
See too [ ]
- Mods
- Mods/Installing forge mods
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Source: https://minecraft.fandom.com/el/wiki/Mods/Installing_mods
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