So replace your broken minecraft.jar with your last Backup Copy and skip that mod.Īnd since you did the mods in order of preference, you won't be missing out on your favorite mods you already have installed. You simply can't have that mod installed with your other mods, they are not compatible. Do NOT skip it.Įventually, you'll get to a point where adding a mod does not work. This is an important Step to adding mods. Make sure these mods work, and make a BACKUP COPY of your working minecraft.jar before adding anymore mods.Īfter that, simply add the mods you want to add ONE AT A TIME, IN ORDER OF PERSONAL PREFERENCE, each time you add a mod run the game and make sure it still works. The 'Required' mod files for a lot of mods. What you REALLY should be doing, instead of installing a bunch of mods all at once, is start out by installing things like modloader, audiomod, more IDs, and etc. Use them.)Īnyways, the real problem lies in the fact that some mods simply don't work with others. They obviously wrote instructions for a reason.

(I recommend reading instructions for ALL MODS before using them. Although, you will need to read their instructions on which ones to install first and which ones to install last. Sometimes classes can be overwritten because the modders have worked together to make a compatible version. The overwriting thing is not always true.

How many mods is too many