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Extract the mod. Copy the extracted files to the minecraft.jar file. Delete the folder named META-INF. Fullversion(forbeginners) Downloading Mods Minecraft Mods may be downloaded from a number of different websites.

One of the most reliable sources is the Minecraft Forums, which has a dedicated Mods section. Each Mod Thread will provide a download link for the respective mod, as well as installation instructions and general advice. Some Minecraft Mods require a Mod named ModLoader in order to work correctly. ModLoader helps to prevent different Mods from conflicting with one another, and is often necessary for other Mods to be installed.

See the related links below for a link to the relevant forum thread. Installing Mods (Windows) To begin, you will need an archive utility application, such as WinZip, WinRAR, 7-Zip, or something similar. You may already have a suitable application. If not, the download link to WinRAR can be found under 'Sources and related links' below this answer. To install Mods in Minecraft, you will need to locate your Minecraft application data.

Go to the start menu, and type into the search bar. A folder named 'Roaming' should appear as a search option. Click on this option to open the folder in a new window. In the new window, there should be a folder named '.minecraft'.

Open this folder. Your Minecraft application data is located within your.minecraft folder. You may pin the Roaming folder to Windows Explorer in the task bar for ease of future access. Before installing any mods, be sure to back-up your Minecraft save files. Installing mods can potentially corrupt your saves, so you should always have copies of your save files stored on your computer.

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To back-up your files, simply copy your saves folder and paste it into a clearly labeled folder. To restore these saves, simply copy the previous saves folder back into your.minecraft folder. What you're going to do is to copy all the mod files into the minecraft.jar file. To do that you first need to extract the mod you downloaded. This can be done with WinRAR. Go to your downloads folder, right click the mod and extract it to somewhere you remember (I have a folder on My Documents named 'Minecraft mods' where I have all mods and texture packs). And now you need to find the minecraft.jar file.

This file is located in the bin folder in.minecraft. On Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP, click the little icon in the bottom left corner, type in 'Run' on the search bar and type in. Now a window will open. Open 'Roaming', '.minecraft' and then 'bin'. You migtht come directly to the Roaming folder. If you do you can just go directly to the.minecraft folder and then bin.

On Mac it's very simple. Just go to this location: /Users/Library/Application Support/minecraft/bin/minecraft.jar where is your username. I recommend that you make a back-up of the minecraft.jar file, since we are going to edit it. If the mod is fake, you might need to delete the whole file.

Copy minecraft.jar to a location that you remember (maybe in the same folder as the mods you extracted?). Now open the minecraft.jar file with WinRAR, and you'll have a list of many files. Copy all the files that you extracted and paste them into this list, and select 'Add and replace files'. Once you have done this, delete the folder named META-INF. And now you're done! Close all the windows, open Minecraft and enjoy your mod =) Installing Mods (Mac OS X) To begin, you will need an archive utility application. On Mac OS X, a free application named 'The Unarchiver' is suitable, and may be downloaded for free from the Mac App Store.

To install Mods in Minecraft, you will need to locate your Minecraft application data. To do so, follow these steps:. Open a new window in Finder. Go to the menu bar at the top of the screen and click 'Go'. Select the option 'Go to Folder.'

Enter the text /Users/Library/Application Support/minecraft, and click 'Go'. Your Minecraft application data is in the minecraft folder. For ease of access in future, you may place your Library folder in the side menu of the Finder window (alongside Documents, Applications, Downloads, etc).

As a first step you will need to make sure you have a java compiler installed and, not necessary but very useful, a good java IDE such as Eclipse. Next you will need to decide if you are going to mod against the minecraft code using MCP (Minecraft Coders Pack) and SMP ModLoader; or Bukkit or Canar y. Modding against Minecraft gives you the ultimate flexibility, but at the cost of potentially making it so that your mod is incompatible with other mods. Also, using the modding API provided by Bukkit or Canary is a lot simpler than trying to understand the minecraft code, especially if you are just starting out with modding. After selecting which method you will be using read up on the API and tutorials that the site provides and if you have any questions or can't figure something out, ask in the respective forum, chances are someone can help you.

First, I recommend the newest version of Minecraft, 1.3.2. Most mods for that version are very simple to install. Now, I know that 1.4.1 is comming out soon, so I can't really garentee that this will work there. Also, use a new version of your.minecraft folder.First, download the correct version of the mod that goes with your minecraft version.Next, get Forge Universal (look it up on YouTube).Using WinRaR or some similar program, open up your minecraft.jar file in your.minecraftbin folder.Delete the meta-inf folder.Open up the forge.jar folder and drag all of the files into your minecraft.jar -Sart minecraft and let forge start up.next, in your.minecraft folder, you should see several new files and folders. The ones you will need are mods and coremods.Most new mods just need to be placed in one of the 2 folders mentioned above, and thats it. Some however have different instructions. Make sure you read what that mod says to do on the homepage of the mod.

Tips: If you are haveing problems downloading a fresh.minecraft, it may be your Anti virus soft ware. Try disabling it while you download. ( I know that AVG will not let you download it unless you dissable AVG). If you get a black screen on start up, make sure you followed the above instructhins PRECICLY. Not just 1 or 2 of them.

You may also have the wrong version of the mod for your minecraft. Most mods arn't updated to 1.3.2 yet, but they should be soon. (NEI and Forestry are already updated).

Some mods need to be placed in your coremods folder, not the mods folder. (like NEI and its core, CodeChickenCore) IMPORTANT!!! If you don't get these instructions or get a black screen, then look up the mod you want to get on YouTube. Usually, it isn't your computer that is making minecraft crash, just that you did something wrong. Last but not least, I can't stress the importance of the versions! Make SURE you are getting the right versions of everything, or else it will always crash!

First you need to dowload the mod you want ( oveusly) allso you need win-rar or eqivulint ( i recomend win-rar its what i use) 1. Go to start and tipe in%appdata% ( in xp go to run then tipe it in.) 2. Go to.minecraft ( should be on the top of the list) 3. Go to the bin folder 4.

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Then go to mincraft.jar 5. Drag and drop all the.class files from the mod and anyother files to there spot. Deleat the meta-inf folder ( if its not there then dont worry) hopefuly it helps. Remever every mod is diferint so i dont know if this will work but i hope it helps.

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The Lootable Bodies mod for 1.8 spawns a body after you die. This body contains your items and is unharmed by fire, explosions, and falling. When you die, this mod spawns a corpse and puts all of your inventory on the corpse. Damageable items suffer some damage, but will never be destroyed. Nearby items on the ground will be sucked into your corpse too. Protects against lava: Explosions: Falls: Disposing Bodies: Hitting a body 3 times with a shovel will dispose it, dropping any equipment it has still on it.

Download the Lootable Bodies Minecraft Mod for 1.8: Lootable Bodies Mod for 1.8 Forge Installer for 1.8 1) Install forge.