Download a mod that you want to use. Go to a Minecraft mod site, find a mod that you like, and download the mod in question. Make sure the mod is for the same version of Minecraft as Forge or it may not work. Make sure that you don't download anything that hasn't been verified as safe by the website's community.
Select the mod file. Find the downloaded mod file in your computer's normal downloads location, then click it to select it. The mod file should resemble a Java logo on a white background. If the mod file downloads in a ZIP folder, you'll first need to extract the file before selecting it.
Copy the file. Open the Minecraft launcher. Double-click the Minecraft app icon, which resembles a block of dirt with grass on it. The Minecraft launcher will open and update if it's out of date.
As of January , the latest launcher release is version 1. Click Launch options. It's a tab in the upper-right side of the launcher window. Click Latest release. This is in the middle of the window. Click the green "Game directory" arrow. It's on the right side of the launcher window, directly across from the "Game directory" switch. Doing so opens the folder in which all of your Minecraft game folders are located.
Open the "mods" folder. Double click the "mods" folder to open it. Paste in the mod file. The mod file will appear in the folder. If the mod file does not appear, do steps 3 and 4 again and then try pasting again. Close and re-open the launcher. You can also close the mods folder at this point.
Click the "Profile" arrow. It's to the right of the giant green PLAY button. A pop-up menu will appear. Click the "minecraft forge" option. This option will be the Minecraft Forge version number. Doing so will allow you to load the mods. Click PLAY. Minecraft will load, along with mod that you added to the "mods" folder. When you start a game existing world or new world , the mod will automatically be applied. If you don't want to use the mod anymore, you can switch back to the Minecraft profile in the launcher by clicking the "Profile" arrow, clicking Minecraft , and clicking PLAY.
Deleting a mod file from the "mods" folder will remove the mod from Minecraft. Please read this announcement for more information. ARM only. February 11, [2]. It is based on Pocket Edition Alpha v0. Pi Edition is intended as an educational tool for novice programmers. Although officially discontinued, it is still available to download for free, from the official downloads page , and users are encouraged to interact with the game using an API.
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Check the updated example files included in the mod jar assets for more info. This lets you do some of the simpler stuff like scaling, moving and rotating the model and specifying what model parts to render and which model part to center on the main part.
However, it does not currently allow you to override the extra layers that are currently hardcoded for some vanilla entity icons, for example enderman eyes, iron golem cracks, villager type and profession textures.
Fortunately, some of the hardcoded extra layers will still work even with non-default model parts, but the following ones and possibly others will not: cat collar, llama clothes, pig saddle, shulker head, slime outer layer, stray clothes, strider saddle, tropical fish pattern. It all comes from the way the entity layers are rendered in-game in the first place.
Until I release an API for overriding the extra layers and afterwards , you'll be able to choose whether to allow the extra layer to render or not. It is not possible to reset everything that might affect the model animation, so rotation is still being reset for every root model part separately, but you can now disable this via the entity icon definition file, so it makes a difference after all.
For example, you would not want rotation to reset for some model parts that are using rotation for some reason, for example the body box of the pig model which looks like the creeper body when the rotation is reset. Can potentially fix compatibility with other similar mods.
This doesn't allow for disabling the dots completely for specific entities though, which is a separate planned config feature. I didn't realize they were a separate entity type from minecraft:llama. I didn't change the default variant ID format for llamas for backwards compatibility reasons.
They are now disabled by default as it is more intuitive to consider them blocks. Changed the default to "on map". Huge thank you to Madis0 for translating! Huge thank you to Hy60koshk for translating! Not only should the probability of silently failing be singificantly lower now, but also, in the case it does fail with an exception, necessary backups of the 2 relevant files should be created. Probably no longer compatible with just 1. The push boxes push away the minimap when it is colliding with them.
You can turn both push boxes off in the settings or change their type. Doesn't affect most of the map. Dots will be rendered instead. The default "Auto" option should work the same way older minimap versions did. I want to fix that in the future. The config files don't have to contain every parameter, so the default config should ideally only contain the values that you want to change.
You can restore the old default look using the new "Entity Dot Style" setting. Also set "Entity Dots Size" to 1 for 1. I think that multiple sub-worlds sharing the same waypoints by default is not as bad as issues caused by multiworld detection. It now uses view space depth instead of the actual distance. This means that waypoints that are visually in the corner of the screen won't look bigger than the ones in the center.
It is the depth at which waypoints stop getting smaller when you go further away from them. The higher the value, the smaller distant waypoints look. By default, the "Auto" value is used, which is usually 6. If you want to make waypoints look like what they used to, set clamp depth to 12, waypoints scale to 2.
Clamp depth works differently now, so distant waypoints shouldn't look too small. Although this was never an issue on my end since it also crashes the regular vanilla paper maps, it is very common and it doesn't seem to be getting a fix, so I have to do something.
For example, this fixes compatibility with Jurassicraft. For example lava falls, glowstone, glowing trees. Should fix low-height worlds looking dark on the map. Potentially fixed similar issues with other mods. Huge thank you to Greg! You can now choose a specific frame width instead of picking from a few presets. You can even go beyond the old "Large" option. It should now occupy a specific portion of the screen height. Might make the minimap bigger or smaller for you.
You can always specify your own size though. This is not related to the minimap size option. Basically reversed to the There is also still the minimum target time from For example, an older version of 5zig. There is now a target time for an amount of work.
The target time is dependent on the render distance and things should stay almost the same for higher render distances. Lower render distances will be affected by a new minimum target time.
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