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  1. Sorry. Actual answer: there's no one size fits all approach to modding. Forge and Fabric both take different approaches with their own pros and cons - Fabric is lightweight and allows mods to easily be ported between versions, while Forge allows more extensive mods but generates a lot more work to make and port them.

  2. A few years after we see Fabric coming into existence (if someone could answer why and how it came to be that would be great). Fabric was created because Forge took a long time to update to new Minecraft versions. It was a successor of the Rift mod loader, which was pretty short-lived (only supported 1.13.x) Soon after Fabric came to be Quilt ...

  3. The Forge devs took that opportunity to re-write Forge from the ground up. That (plus some other stuff) resulted in a delay for Forge. Other mod loaders stepped in...some as a simple stopgap, others more serious. Devs so an opportunity to explore different ways of doing things and here we are today.

  4. Jun 2, 2022 · This is the complicated history of Forge, Minecraft's original mod loader. Join my DISCORD to message me directly: https://discord.gg/49q8pu45Ms TIMESTAMPS:...

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  5. The way that modding works in Minecraft today is actually quite unusual, unique. Minecraft Forge Mod Loader, the modern incarnation of Risugami's Mod Loader, is a wrapper which modifies the class files before loading the game, every time you run the game. In 2009, modding still meant custom maps and models.

  6. Jul 22, 2021 · As an answer to this user pain, the ModLoader (a mod in itself) was born. It offered a framework for ‘simpler’ mods, i.e. mods that change existing in-game content (for example, support for ...

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  8. The reason being? Well, some mods (specifically those that you have to drop into minecraft.jar) modify core classes. Other mods have no way (short of seeing the source code of that mod) to know what was altered, which sometimes leads to conflicts when they try to use a part of the core code that no longer functions the way they expect it to.

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