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Wiki Rewrite: "How To Add Mods" #126

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Preview: https://its-miroma.gitbook.io/fo/how-to/add-mods

Summary of the Plan
  • The current content will remain as-is until all the new pages are merged.
  • The new content will be hidden until everything is merged.
  • The last PR will:
    • Show all new content
    • Delete old files
    • Symlink old files through .gitbook.yaml to avoid breaking links
      • I will still try to update links in other FO repos
    • Update README
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Format When Example
code versions Select version 1.0.0
code paths Open ~/.minecraft/
"text" to be typed Search for "Fabulously Optimized"
bold UI Click on the ⬇️ Download button
italiccode steps, lines Follow step 1
boldcode keybinds Press Enter twice

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@its-miroma its-miroma force-pushed the rewrite/how-to/add-mods branch 4 times, most recently from cb3b297 to 6ed98d4 Compare January 16, 2025 17:45
@its-miroma its-miroma force-pushed the rewrite/how-to/add-mods branch from 2fa67c4 to 19e9486 Compare January 22, 2025 19:19
@its-miroma its-miroma requested a review from Madis0 January 22, 2025 19:26
@its-miroma its-miroma force-pushed the rewrite/how-to/add-mods branch from 19e9486 to d242dbc Compare January 27, 2025 15:32

# Add Mods

<table data-view="cards"><thead><tr><th align="center"></th><th data-hidden data-card-target data-type="content-ref"></th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td align="center"><strong>Modrinth App</strong></td><td><a href="modrinth-app.md">modrinth-app.md</a></td></tr><tr><td align="center"><strong>CurseForge App</strong></td><td><a href="curseforge-app.md">curseforge-app.md</a></td></tr><tr><td align="center"><strong>Prism Launcher</strong></td><td><a href="prism-launcher.md">prism-launcher.md</a></td></tr><tr><td align="center"><strong>Minecraft Launcher</strong></td><td><a href="vanilla.md">vanilla.md</a></td></tr><tr><td align="center"><strong>MultiMC</strong></td><td><a href="multimc.md">multimc.md</a></td></tr></tbody></table>
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CurseForge App is still the first preference, one of the reasons being that their cache works weird and needs additional instructions.

# CurseForge App

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Through the CurseForge App" %}
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{% tab title="Through the CurseForge App" %}
{% tab title="Add via app" %}

11. If you can see the newly installed content in the Mod Menu, you're done!
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Through the CurseForge website" %}
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{% tab title="Through the CurseForge website" %}
{% tab title="Add via website" %}

2. Select **Minecraft** from the grid or from the sidebar
3. In **My Modpacks**, click on **Fabulously Optimized**
4. Click on the **three dots** button
5. Select **Profile Options**
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5. Select **Profile Options**
5. Select **⫶☰ Profile Options**

I'd like to keep (or even add) the symbols/emoji where possible, because that helps people find the button.

1. Open the **CurseForge App**
2. Select **Minecraft** from the grid or from the sidebar
3. In **My Modpacks**, click on **Fabulously Optimized**
4. Click on the **three dots** button
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4. Click on the **three dots** button
4. Click on the **** (three dots) button

May need a bigger font to be more visible, not sure
Can also try or (yes, they are different haha)

# Prism Launcher

1. Open the **Prism Launcher**
2. Select the FO instance
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2. Select the FO instance
2. Select **Fabulously Optimized**


1. Find the mod or mods you want to add from the [list of Fabric mods on Modrinth](https://modrinth.com/mods?g=categories:fabric)
2. Click on **Versions**
3. Click on **Download** next to the latest version compatible with Fabric and Minecraft. A `jar` file should be downloaded
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See MultiMC suggestions above

2. Click on **Versions**
3. Click on **Download** next to the latest version compatible with Fabric and Minecraft. A `jar` file should be downloaded
4. Open the **Minecraft Launcher**
5. Select the Fabric installation
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5. Select the Fabric installation
5. Click on **Installations**

3. Click on **Download** next to the latest version compatible with Fabric and Minecraft. A `jar` file should be downloaded
4. Open the **Minecraft Launcher**
5. Select the Fabric installation
6. Click on **Folder** button
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6. Click on **Folder** button
6. Hover on the Fabric installation, click **📂** ("Open installations folder")

5. Select the Fabric installation
6. Click on **Folder** button
7. Copy the `jar` file you downloaded in _step 3_ to the `mods` folder
8. Launch the instance. Minecraft should open up
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8. Launch the instance. Minecraft should open up
8. Launch the instance by selecting the tab **Play** and clicking **PLAY**. Minecraft should open up

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