Further, let’s say you completely decorate that castle with vanilla game items like picture frames, chests, and torches. As a simple example: let’s say you install a mod that adds new building blocks and you build a castle out of those blocks.
One thing we will caution is that Minecraft gets very unhappy if you willy-nilly switch a world between a modded and unmodded state, especially when the mods inject major changes into the game. Refer to our guide to backing up Minecraft for the full rundown on how to back up your game.Īt this point we’ve been talking modding up pretty hard (and sincerely so as we do love a well modded Minecraft game), but if you’re a cautious person (you should cautious when messing around with your computer and software), you’re surely curious if there are any true risks involved.Īfter years of modding Minecraft, we’ve never had any serious issues with anything and the chance of anything catastrophic happening to your game is very slim, and the chance of anything happening to your computer is nonexistent. While 99 percent of the time this change is good and introduces super awesome new features to Minecraft, very rarely you can corrupt something, permanently alter a game world you’ve been working on, or otherwise have an unpleasant experience.Īs such, we strongly recommend fully backing up your Minecraft directory or at minimum, your game worlds, before proceeding.
Unlike resource packs, modifications actually changes the game. There’s a mod to help everyone from the diehard purist to the game-overhauler.īefore we proceed, we do want to emphasize the importance of a good backup. Mods like Optifine do nothing to change the basic game mechanics but radically improve the graphics rendering on even beefy computers, and add-ons like shaders also preserve the game mechanics but turn Minecraft from an 8-bit experience to a beautiful 3D one. Even if you have no desire whatsoever to greatly alter the vanilla Minecraft experience, we’re still going to urge you to mod your game.
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