Select a location such as your Desktop, and create a new empty folder and select that as the location to install the Forge server too. Check the ‘Install server’ option, then press the ‘…’ button to choose a new directory. Installing the server is relatively simple. If you want to play a modded server with friends, you’ll need the Server option as well. In the unlikely event that you don’t have Minecraft installed into the default AppData folder, you will need to change the installation location in the installer by pressing the ‘…’ button. This will install a Forge profile into your Minecraft directory. All you have to do is press the OK button with the ‘Install client’ option checked. Alternatively, make sure you have actually downloaded the Installer file shown in the previous step, and not any other files such as Sources of Universal.įirst, we need to install Forge to your system. If the Forge JAR doesn’t open, ensure you have the latest version of Java installed on your system. JAR file, an application will open called the ‘Mod System Installer’. After first run, all subfolders should be created for you.When you open the Forge. It will contain MODS, CONFIG and other folders, so vanilla and modded things won't interfere with each other.

Let that profile to have Forced directory, then create for it some. minecraft/versions/ folder, which will contain bins with Forge installation, then you just need to add new profile in launcher, you should be able to choose the version you added. If you managed to put the new folder into your. So if your strange Java version cannot support more(for sure you need 64bit version), you still will have problems.Īnd - I think that Java is not that dangerous at all.but let's not discuss that here. 1GB is not enough, normal mods add WAY more things than vanilla has.

PS: Mods need to have more RAM, than vanilla MC.

Or the easiest oldschool solution - make an installation on another PC with Java and then just copy the whole folder with Forge (/versions/.). You don't even need to use Windows, some tiny linux installation should not eat so much memory. However if you are really into 'Java is dangerous', why you won't use Virtual Machine with system installation and Java installation? Then you will be good. However the installation can be problem for you, because installation process needs Java to run the installator. If you can run vanilla MC with that your strange version of Java, then definetly you can run the modded MC too. 1) If you can run vanilla, then you can run mods

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