Windows: %appdata%.minecraft/mods Linux: ~/.minecraft/mods MacOS: ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/mods

Copy your mods and the Fabric API to the following folder:.

select the version of minecraft you want to run and click INSTALL, this will create a new minecraft profile.

Find the Fabric Installer jar file and double click it.

Click Download Installer (Windows/.EXE) for windows or Download Installer (Universal/.JAR) for Mac.

Choose the build you want (tested on 0.5.2.39 but the most recent should work).

Download the Fabric Installer Jar for.

You can split instances into different 'groups' for ease of organization.

You can add notes on an instance directly from the 'edit instance' menu.

You can add/edit server connections directly from the 'edit instance' menu.

You can add resource packs directly from the 'edit instance' menu.

you can check/uncheck mods to include/exclude them from your instance (helpful for testing).

Navigate to the mods you've downloaded and select them, then click OK.

On the Right side of the mods menu click Add.

Under the 'Version' menu, on the right select either:.

Once the instance is installed right click on it and choose 'Edit Instance'.

Download the desired mods - make sure to select the Fabric or Forge version, you can't mix & match.

Select the minecraft version you wish to install and hit OK.

Download MultiMC here for your operating system.

It allows you to have multiple, cleanly separated instances of Minecraft (each with their own mods, texture packs, saves, etc) and helps you manage them and their associated options with a simple and powerful interface.

MultiMC is a free, open source launcher for Minecraft.

Minecraft 1.11.2 mods clientside