Adds a screen for viewing a list of installed mods.
- The menu is searchable and sortable, libraries can be hidden.
- Client-side and API mods are marked with a special badge in the list.
- When clicking a mod in the list, its homepage, issues link and description are displayed.
- The mod details page also lets the user configure the mod, if available (can be disabled for modpacks via config).
Mod Menu requires Fabric Loader and Fabric API*
Check out the Terraformers Discord Server to chat about Mod Menu and other Fabric mods!
Visit the Mod Menu Wiki to learn more about the features
*Mod Menu includes the one Fabric API module that it depends on, Fabric Resource Loader (v0). This does not need to be installed separately.
Features:
You can view the features more in-depth on the Mod Menu wiki.
Developers:
If you are a developer and would like to see what metadata Mod Menu will make use of, how to add Library or Client-side only badges to your mod, or how to make your Config screens accessible via Mod Menu, check out the API documentation on the Mod Menu wiki.
Mod Menu is a mod for Fabric, and there are no plans to port this mod to Forge.
how do i solve this
In reply to truegamerz999:
This has nothing to do with Mod Menu. That message says that Lithium conflicts with OptiFabric. Remove either Lithium or OptiFine
hey there when i load up minecraft with Fabric loader and the newest version of fabric loader i cant seem to find the mod menu in the game
In reply to streaming_trashcan:
Which version of Minecraft, Fabric Loader, Fabric API and Mod Menu are you using?
You do need Fabric API for most mods so best to keep that in the mods folder for this mods and many other mods.
The Mod Menu button should appear under Multiplayer (sadly there is no image for it in the description above but if you see the number of mods on a button there you know it's installed correctly)..
Yo I got a problem on 1.16.4
Ive tried updating fabric API but its already at the latest vers. I need some help because some dynamic mod needs this mod and it wont work.
In reply to Smol_Cookiee:
You need to update Fabric API to a version greater than or equal to 0.30.0. The error message says that it conflicts with Fabric API that is less than 0.30.0
In reply to notstormyz145:
Update Fabric API
In reply to ProspectorDev:
how do you update it
do you just re downlode fabric
In reply to yeetin_bot:
https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/fabric-api
Don't know if you know this but i tried to use this mod with the lambdacontrols-fabric-1.5.0+1.16.2 mod and it crashes every time. i use that mod so that i can use my controller with minecraft but i cant use it in conjunction with the mod menu mod. just wanted to let you know in case there isn't a possible fix yet available.
In reply to draelee:
I can't reproduce this issue. Open an issue here with a game log if it's still happening if you're on the latest version of Mod Menu (v1.16.7)
Really liking the configuration the recent versions have brought to the table. Great stuff :)
Hi, I would like to know if it is suitable for version 1.16.1In reply to xxemixytxx1:
You can find previously uploaded files in the "files" tab. Alternatively, you can also click the "View all" button and from there filter by the version you want.
when i tap the mod butten my game crashes and im on 1.16.3
In reply to mnm4351:
1.16.3 isn't officially supported, but you can try the latest 1.16.5 version on 1.16.3 and it will most likely work.
In reply to Mysti1984:
Heyo! If you're using the vanilla launcher, the first thing I'd suggest is looking into trying out a 3rd party launcher, as they are faster and have more tools you can use. I personally prefer MultiMC.
If you are unable to use a third-party launcher, then what I recommend doing is setting up a custom folder to use for your mods. This can be done on your desktop, documents folder, or wherever else you like, and name it anything. This makes it a lot easier to control how your Fabric game runs.
Next, go into the instance options inside your Fabric installation (preferably 1.16.5, as most mods will simply work on that version), and direct the launcher to the folder you just made for Fabric. Now, run your game, and let it start up normally. You can close it immediately after that. Check out this link if you want more info on the actual installation process.
From here, you should now see a bunch of files and folders inside the directory you made for Fabric earlier. For now, there is only one folder you should be focused on, and that is the "mods" directory. Off the start, this will be empty, but you can go through and add any mods in it that you want.
Finally, you should also make sure to get a recent version of the Fabric API since the vast majority of mods utilize it in some way.
the latest version conflict with "better mod button 1.1.4" in 1.16.5 Minecraft version,which the previous mod version wouldn't be
and here's the crash report:https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/MTQ7BKFYWr/