I have also added in a section explaining how to install liteloader for any mods that need to use it, but to reiterate I DO NOT recommend installing it if you do not have mods that use it.Įdit 2: I added a few extra mods that some people may find useful, and brief descriptions of them so you know what they can do. Hope this helps some people out, thanks for reading.Įdit: With apologies I've updated the mapwriter link to the proper version, that was a total screw up on my part. After that you should be able to start up minecraft put in the server IP (when it's released of course) and join the server! You will need to make sure that you download the 1.10.2 versions of each of these mods for them to work properly and put them in the mods folder.
Multimc tutorial mod#
LunatriusCore: (Required for Schematica)ĪppleSkin is a really simple mod that allows you to see how much saturation you have on top of your hunger, and to also see how much a certain food will restore your hunger bar and your saturation. Schematica is a mod that allows you to import schematic files and see a 'holographic' version of them in the world if you are interested in things like megabuilds this is a useful tool! You can go into a single player creative world, and build a base based on the dimensions of your clamed land, then save it as a schematic, and from there import it and build it by placing things in the holographic blocks. NEI: (Requires JEI and CodeChickenCore, and tool tips that effect gameplay will not work IE:magnet mode, Heal, ETC)
Tool Tips Mods (mods that let you see what the block you're looking at is)
Multimc tutorial update#
Now on to utility mods that should be acceptable for the server: Update 3 org/Playlist of MultiMC tutorials: https If I now launch Minecraft on the fabric profile, it says down that this is the fabric version, but it is not a button for mods visible or something similar where you can load the mods minecraft com optifine e shaders, 1 Minecraft Forge 1 Minecraft Forge 1. (the directory should be /instances/-instance name-/minecraft/mods) From there you need to navigate into the minecraft folder, and then the mods folder this is where you will be putting the mod files. We have a video tutorial on how to import a world into your Minecraft server. Now you can close that window which will take you back to the instances window from there you can either Right Click the instance and select "open instance folder" or click the button to the right to open the instance folder. MultiMC allows you to create as many modpack instances as you would like. While in that screen as well, and only if it's needed for a mod you can click the "Install Liteloader" button as well, I don't recommend installing it unless you have a mod that uses it because it will just increase the resources Minecraft needs to run even if it is slightly. Create the libraries folder if it doesnt exist.
Download OptiFine and save the jar file inEdit the JSON to look like one of the examples, then save the file. Select the newly created component and click Edit - this should open the file in a text editor. In that window there will be a button on the right labeled "Install Forge" click that and select whatever version of Forge has a Star Symbol next to it because it is the most STABLE release. Set uid to optifine.OptiFine and name to OptiFine.
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