• 1Installing Client Mods

Oct 05, 2011 In lion library is hidden, I haven't played minecraft on my Mac in a while but I'm pretty sure you need to see it to find.minecraft, this should unhide it: chflags nohidden /Library/. Just enter that in terminal. Again, use the application support folder in your username folder, so mine would be something like. /Library/Application Support/minecraft/ However, if you're using a different launcher for the client (for example, if your server is FTB or Technic, the client files are stored elsewhere so that vanilla Minecraft is left intact and unmodded), the minecraft folder will be in a different location, so you can't simply go directly to /Library.

• Follow the steps below to set up controller support for Minecraft Java on Linux: Visit the Controllable installation page and click “Download.”. Wait for the file to upload and double-click it.
• Enter /Library/Application Support/minecraft/resourcepacks Drag or paste the.zip file into the resourcepacks folder. Some resource packs will not need this, but for the official Faithful download at least, unzip it and go into the folder Delete.gitignore and.DSStore if either of them are inside of it.
• How to find your Library Folder. This is useful for if you need to use the Application Support folder for any app files or for Minecraft. (Reupload from my o.

MultiMC

MultiMC is a free, open source launcher for Minecraft. It allows you to have multiple, cleanly separated instances of Minecraft (each with their own mods, texture packs, saves, etc) and helps you manage them and their associated options with a simple and powerful interface.

1. Set up MultiMC
   1. Download MultiMC here for your operating system
   2. Log in (top right) using your desired account(s)
   3. On the top left, click 'Add Instance'
   4. Select the minecraft version you wish to install and hit OK
2. Download and Install Mods
   1. Download the desired mods - make sure to select the Fabric or Forge version, you can't mix & match
   2. Once the instance is installed right click on it and choose 'Edit Instance'
   3. Under the 'Version' menu, on the right select either:
      • Install Fabric
      • Install Forge
   4. On the left side click Loader mods
   5. On the Right side of the mods menu click Add
   6. Navigate to the mods you've downloaded and select them, then click OK

Misc MultiMC Notes

• you can check/uncheck mods to include/exclude them from your instance (helpful for testing)
• You can add resource packs directly from the 'edit instance' menu
• You can add/edit server connections directly from the 'edit instance' menu
• You can add notes on an instance directly from the 'edit instance' menu
• Instances can have different icons
• You can split instances into different 'groups' for ease of organization

Fabric

Used for 1.14+ clients

1. Download the Fabric Installer Jar for [current version]
   • Click the button that says VANILLA
   • Choose the build you want (tested on 0.5.2.39 but the most recent should work)
   • Click Download Installer (Windows/.EXE) for windows; or Download Installer (Universal/.JAR) for Mac
2. Download the Fabric API
3. Download the desired mods
4. Find the Fabric Installer jar file and double click it
   • select the version of minecraft you want to run and click INSTALL, this will create a new minecraft profile
5. Copy your mods and the Fabric API to the following folder:

   Windows: %appdata%.minecraft/mods

   Linux: ~/.minecraft/mods

   MacOS: ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/mods

6. Open your minecraft launcher and run the FABRIC profile thats been created

NOTE: Mod files must be in the /mods/ folder to be read, not in any subfolder (i.e. split by versions). If you have mods from multiple versions/launchers you'll have to add/remove them as necessary to launch. You *can* put them into a subfolder and fabric will ignore them.

Forge

Forge is updated through 1.15.2

1. Using a fresh profile, open Minecraft to the main menu. Then close minecraft.
2. Download the Forge installer
3. Locate the file in your downloads and run the installer (choose “install client” and hit OK)
4. Run the Minecraft launcher
   • Choose the FORGE profile, and hit PLAY.
   • When you get to the main minecraft window you can close minecraft.
5. Download your desired mods
6. Open your 'MODS' folder

   Windows: %appdata%.minecraft/mods

   Linux: ~/.minecraft/mods

   MacOS: ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/mods

7. If the installation process did not create a [version] folder in your mods folder, go ahead and make one now
8. Drop all of the mod downloads to this [version] folder.
9. Open MC and run your Forge profile
10. Choose your server and enter the game

NOTE: Mod files should be in the /mods/[version] folder to be read. If you have mods for multiple versions simply create a version folder withing /mods/ and the launcher will keep them separate.

Forge & LiteLoader

Liteloader is not updated past 1.12.2

1. Using a fresh 1.12.2 profile, open Minecraft to the main menu. Then close minecraft.
2. Download the 1.12.2 Forge installer
3. Locate the file in your downloads and run the installer (choose “install client” and hit OK)
4. Run the Minecraft launcher
   • Choose the FORGE profile, and hit PLAY.
   • When you get to the main minecraft window you can close minecraft.
5. Download the 1.12.2 Liteloader installer
6. Locate the file in your downloads and run the installer
   • when it asks you which profile to install using the EXTEND FROM box choose 1.12.2-forge profile that was created (this will chain them together to allow both forge and liteloader mods) - then hit OK
7. Run the Minecraft launcher
   • select the “Liteloader 1.12.2 with Forge 1.12.2” profile and hit PLAY.
   • When you get to the main minecraft window you can close minecraft.
8. Download your desired mods
9. Open your 'MODS' folder

   Windows: %appdata%.minecraft/mods

   Linux: ~/.minecraft/mods

   MacOS: ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/mods

10. If the installation process did not create a 1.12.2 folder in your mods folder, go ahead and make one now
11. Drop all of the mod downloads to this 1.12.2 folder.
12. Open MC and run your Forge + Liteloader profile

    you can rename by clicking selecting the “Liteloader 1.11.2 and Forge 1.11.2” profile on the bottom left of your screen and hitting “Edit Profile” > enter a new name into the header > hit save

    You can delete any unneeded profiles from installation at this time as well (i.e. forge and any older versions you don’t need anymore) by clicking the Profile Editor at the top of the launcher, and right # clicking the profile you want to delete. You wont need the vanilla 1.11.2 profile or “forge” after the installation is complete.

13. Choose your server and enter the game

NOTE: Mod files should be in the /mods/[version] folder to be read. If you have mods for multiple versions simply create a version folder withing /mods/ and the launcher will keep them separate.

Rift

Used for 1.13.2 clients

1. Download the Rift Jar for 1.13.2
2. Download the desired mods
3. Find the Rift jar file and double click it, this will create a new minecraft profile
4. Copy your mods to the following folder:

   Windows: %appdata%.minecraft/mods

   Linux: ~/.minecraft/mods

   MacOS: ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/mods

5. Open your minecraft launcher and run the 1.13.2 RIFT profile thats been created

NOTE: Mod files must be in the /mods/ folder to be read, not in any subfolder (i.e. split by versions). If you have mods from multiple versions/launchers you'll have to add/remove them as necessary to launch.

Last checked 2021.JUNE.26

Orange version numbers indicate mod is not yet updated for current MC version

My home directory does not have a Library Folder. My Harddrive does - and it has Application Support, but not my home directory. Should it be there? I kinda recall that previous versions of OS did.

The reason I ask is because I am trying to delete a Microsoft Word Template. From MS Office forums the answer is to:

Open a new window in the Finder and select Go menu --> Home to go to your home folder. Then proceed to look in Library/Application Support/Microsoft/User Templates/My Templates...

So altho hard drive has a library, it doesn't have the path listed above.

Thanks for any help -

Library/application Support/minecraft

MacBook Pro, Beautiful 17' machine

/library/application Support/minecraft/crash

Posted on Dec 11, 2012 10:04 AM