How to I add all of my mods to one profile in Minecraft (1.7.9) (Windows)
Basically I'm trying to do the Lucky Block Boss Challenge (Check it out!
) I need multiple mods to be able to do this (Single Player Commands, Lucky Block Mod) But i have no clue how to add these mods into one Minecraft profile. I've looked around for about two hours and all i've found was a Mac tut. and a Linux tut. that made my brain poop itself because i'm stupid lol. Oh, i am using 1.6.4 version of Minecraft for these mods.Best Answer
The problem with your request is the version history of the mods and the prerequisites for said mods.
You're running Minecraft 1.6.4, which the Lucky Block Mod has previous support for. You would need to download and install a capable version of Minecraft Forge which is available from their website.
However, you could not currently use Single Player Commands with that setup as support was dropped after the 1.6.2 update. It also requires a manual install directly into the Minecraft.jar file.
In short, you can't.
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How do I put mods on my Minecraft profile?
Once you have it installed, you have to run Minecraft once, select the Forge profile, and click Play once, to get it to create the mods folder. Then, to install a mod, you download it to the Minecraft mods folder (see below), and then start Minecraft, choosing the Forge profile; installed mods are always active.How do I install multiple mods at once?
Click on the Mods button on the start page and open the mods folder from there. Then move all the downloaded mods to this folder. After moving the mods, exit Minecraft and restart it using the same forge/fabric profile. Doing this will install the mods.How do I organize my Minecraft mods folder?
Add UI to merge two modpacks on your machine into one resultant modpack. This can already be done manually by exporting both modpacks and then merging the . json/config files that are within the seperate zips, then putting them in their own zip folder.Minecraft 1.6+ - Installing Simple Mods (Mac) [HD]
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