http://www.liteloader.com/explore/docs/ 2026-05-04T10:53:45+01:00 http://www.liteloader.com/explore/docs/ http://www.liteloader.com/explore/docs/lib/tpl/liteloader/images/favicon.ico text/html 2014-12-16T12:41:10+01:00 http://www.liteloader.com/explore/docs/info:fml?rev=1418733670&do=diff forge modloader (fml) Early versions of Minecraft Forge were built on ModLoader by Risugami as the mod loading technology, since it was the mod loading platform of choice at the time. Multiplayer mod support was provided by ModLoaderMP by ScottyDoesKnow (SDK). In early 2012 it was decided to switch to an in-house mod loading solution which would (at least at first) be backward-compatible with text/html 2015-02-13T00:55:30+01:00 http://www.liteloader.com/explore/docs/info:modloader?rev=1423788930&do=diff Risugami's ModLoader ModLoader was a simplistic ModSystem developed by Risugami primarily to provide support and compatibility for his own mods but also made available to other modders to allow them to also leverage the increased compatibility thus afforded. In the early days of modding, text/html 2015-07-30T11:26:58+01:00 http://www.liteloader.com/explore/docs/info:modsystem?rev=1438252018&do=diff ModSystems for Minecraft history In the early days of Minecraft modding, modders used to just make direct changes to the game code and redistribute these changes as bundles of java .class files or as patches. This was not the most user-friendly experience since if two mods edited the same file then they would conflict, and often neither of them would work. text/html 2014-12-17T17:31:35+01:00 http://www.liteloader.com/explore/docs/info:tweak?rev=1418837495&do=diff What are 'Tweaks'? A Tweak is a special type of mod which is able to make changes to the game environment before and during the game load. This type of mod is typically used to make very low-level changes to the game code either because implementing the mod via a text/html 2014-11-24T12:47:16+01:00 http://www.liteloader.com/explore/docs/info:versionedmods?rev=1416833236&do=diff About the versioned "mods" folder Since Minecraft 1.6, ModSystems have supported two mod folders, these are: * The 'mods' folder: usually located at .minecraft/mods/ * The versioned 'mods' folder: usually located at .minecraft/mods/<version>/ (where <version> is the version of minecraft in question, eg.