Mods folder missing from .minecraft folder
I have Windows 10 and when I go to look in my .minecraft folder in the AppData folder, the mods folder is not there.
How can I find the mods folder?
Best Answer
Vanilla Minecraft does not have a "mods" folder. Most likely case is that you need to install Forge Mod Loader, which you can download here.
If you do already have Forge and the folder is still missing, it may have been deleted by mistake. You should be able to create a new folder in the .minecraft directory, and call it "mods".
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How do I get my mods folder back in Minecraft?
You need to create the folder on your own. Just create a new folder named "mods" and put your mods in there and that should do it.How do I find my mods folder?
To see your mod in action, download the mod file you want, and then place it in a folder created by Forge called "mods." If you can't find this folder, save your downloaded mod file anywhere else that you can find it. Open "Minecraft" while running Forge and click the "Mods" option from the main menu.How To Find Your Mods Folder in Minecraft
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Answer 2
If you got Forge and can't find the mods folder, you have to run the game at least once, then create a new profile on the launcher and for the game version select the one with Forge in the name.
Answer 3
When you choose your modded provider in my case forge for your profile and hit play as it loads it creates your folder for you and in .minecraft you will now find a mods folder.
It is quite confusing if you are new to mods. There is very little info out there on how it appears I have seen many people create a folder named mods and throw stuff in there not knowing what went wrong.
We have all been there. Hope this helped
Answer 4
You need to create the folder on your own. Just create a new folder named "mods" and put your mods in there and that should do it.
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