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Best Drones. Best 4K TVs. Best iPhone 13 Cases. Best Tech Gifts for Kids Aged Awesome PC Accessories. Best Linux Laptops. Best Bluetooth Trackers. Best eReaders. It's in the middle of the window. Open your Minecraft installation folder. Click the green, right-facing arrow on the far-right side of the "Game directory" section to do so.
This will open the folder in which Minecraft stores its files. Open the "mods" folder. Find and double-click the "mods" folder in the middle of the window. Paste in the mod. You should see the mod file appear inside the "mods" folder. Once your mod file appears inside the "mods" folder, you can proceed with loading it in a Minecraft Singleplayer game: Switch from Minecraft to Minecraft Forge by clicking the arrow next to PLAY and then clicking forge in the pop-up menu.
Click Singleplayer Select a world. Click Play Selected World. Method 2. Select a mod. Scroll through the list of available mods, or tap the magnifying glass-shaped "Search" icon at the bottom of the screen and type in a mod search term. Once you've found a mod you want to install, tap the mod's name to open its page. Keep in mind that the mods you'll be able to use on an iPhone are much tamer than the ones you'll find on desktop or Android. It's an orange button near the bottom of the page.
Doing so prompts an ad to open. You'll have to return after installing the first file to install any additional files. Exit the ad. Tap the X in the upper-left or upper-right corner of the screen once it appears.
This will return you to the mod's page. It's a purple button in the middle of the page. If you see a pop-up menu appear at the bottom of your iPhone's screen, skip this step. Swipe over and tap Copy to Minecraft. It's in the top row of options. Minecraft PE will open. If you don't see Minecraft in the menu, scroll all the way to the right, tap More , and tap the white switch to the right of Minecraft. Wait for the mod to install.
Once you see a confirmation message appear at the top of the Minecraft PE screen, you can proceed. Repeat with any other downloads on the mod page. Most mods don't have more than two installation files. Unless you're playing a modded world, you can use your mod in a new world by doing the following: Open Minecraft PE.
Tap Create To play a modded world, select it from the world menu. Method 3. Download Inner Core. This app allows you to browse and download mods for Minecraft. Open Inner Core. This will prompt a modified version of Minecraft to open. Tap Mod Browser. Most mods will have install instructions in their readme files or on their host sites.
Fortunately, some of the biggest mod communities offer custom tools that greatly simplify the installation process. The Nexus Mod Manager , which is still in open beta, works alongside the popular Nexus Mods site by handling mod file storage location, downloads management, and many installation paths. For the mods that support it, this allows you to just download and install from a single location instead of having to navigate a bunch of different game folders to make sure all the pieces are in place.
It should be no surprise that if you want to use Steam Workshop mods, you need to use Steam. The Workshop features within Steam allow you to subscribe to mods for games you own on the platform. Once you do, Steam will handle the installation part, then keep your mods automatically updated, just like the rest of your games library.
Not all Steam games support Workshop, though. The Twitch Desktop App has a handful of Twitch and community features, but recently, the mods application features from the previous Curse app has been rolled into it. Much like the Nexus Mod Manager, you can install mods through the app instead of dealing with each mod installation effort individually.
Finding mods for games is the easy part. Regardless, there are all kinds of sites and services that host mods for gamers to download and use. Here are some of the largest repositories. The Nexus sites are primarily community-driven, with free hosting and distribution of mods made by just about anyone. Mod DB is one of the oldest modding resource sites out there.
Game developers can support the Steam Workshop for their games, which then allows communities to create and change the game, while handling all mod hosting and sorting through Steam directly. Steam Workshop makes modding dead simple. Curse , recently acquired by Twitch, is a multimedia organization that holds a wide range of gaming-centric media.
At E3 , game publisher Bethesda introduced the Bethesda Creation Club , a curated marketplace for mod creators to be able to make and sell content for Fallout 4 and Skyrim Special Edition. The idea of paid mods may be a touchy subject for some, though.
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