Troubleshooting
Most mod setup failures are easier to isolate when you change one thing at a time. Start with the exact filename, game version and loader, then use the game log for the specific error.
What to check first
- Remove the newly added file and retest launch.
- Confirm game version and loader match the file.
- Check source requirements and dependencies.
- Avoid stacking multiple changes before retesting.
Installation workflow
Start by identifying your exact Minecraft version and active mod loader. Then select a file whose source listing matches both. Add the file using the loader’s normal mod installation process and launch the game once before making additional changes.
If something goes wrong
Undo the latest change, verify the filename and loader, and read the game log for a specific compatibility or dependency message. Avoid guessing at versions or mixing files from different loaders.
Download source
The homepage’s main download uses the exact CurseForge endpoint supplied for this website. That direct file is Fabric-specific, so use the project’s file list when you need a different loader or Minecraft version.
Change one variable at a time when diagnosing a mod problem. Start from the exact error or missing behavior, confirm the loader and game version, and only then test dependencies or configuration changes. This makes it easier to identify which adjustment actually solved the issue.