jar file was never really officially supported, either. Then again, modding the game by splaying open and modifying the internals of the. There doesn't seem to be any official way. : Version '1.6.1' is already trackedĪt .VersionList.addVersion(VersionList.java:91)Īt .LocalVersionList.refreshVersions(LocalVersionList.java:44)Īt .VersionManager.refreshVersions(VersionManager.java:47)Īt $2.run(Launcher.java:164)Īt $RunnableAdapter.call(Unknown Source)Īt $Sync.innerRun(Unknown Source)Īt .run(Unknown Source)Īt .runWorker(Unknown Source)Īt $n(Unknown Source) Where do I drag in the mod files now? I can't seem to find a jar file that is suited to it, except in the version folder, but as I stated above, this refreshes every time.Īfter copying a recent version and renaming it in the version folder, I get this error in the development console: Unexpected exception refreshing version list I am specifically trying to install Optifine, which does work with 1.6.1. I can no longer install mods just by copying it over into the versions/1.6.1 jar file, as this file refreshes every time it is launched.įor those who don't know what I am talking about, here is the new layout: In the same window, search for “Mod Menu”, and install the Mod Menu mod.I've recently changed to the new Minecraft launcher, and I have noticed a change in the. If you would like to see the list of mods that you have currently installed, install the Mod Menu (Fabric) mod. Much of the same is said for installing mods with GDLauncher. The correct/latest version of Fabric API should now be installed. This also means that the latest compatible version of your mod will be automatically selected for the user. If a mod is incompatible, GDLauncher will automatically filter that mod out of your search results.

Once you have found the Fabric API, hover over the mod and click “Install”.

In the window that pops up, type in “Fabric API”. Inside of the “Instance Manager”, navigate over to the “Mods” tab, and click “Add Mod”. A context menu should show up, and click “Manage”. To install Fabric API from GDLauncher, find your instance, and right-click on it. The Fabric API is the core library for the most common hooks and intercompatibility measures utilized by mods using the Fabric toolchain.Īs stated before, GDLauncher has integration with CurseForge, allowing you to search for and install mods to your instance directly through GDLauncher.

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