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#MORE PLAYER MODELS 1.18 HOW TO#
#MORE PLAYER MODELS 1.18 INSTALL#
#MORE PLAYER MODELS 1.18 MOD#
#MORE PLAYER MODELS 1.18 SKIN#

It's not really a problem or anything, just something weird that I wasn't sure was working correctly.įinally, don't know if this is useful to you or not, but my game crashed (error code 0, I think) when I first booted everything up. snowflake or something? But the images aren't clear, so I can't tell. I think it mostly looks like it's supposed to be bread, sometimes turning to rotten flesh, and some kind of like. I can't quite tell what it is, but it changes depending on what I have in my hand. I'm not sure where exactly it's coming from, but my hunger bar has changed. It did show up when the folder was zipped, but didn't seem to do anything (I tested it out in a Creative world and nothing happened), so I tried unzipping it like the MassiveBound post suggests. I can see it in my folder (unzipped), but it isn't showing up in my Resource Packs in-game. I think this is why everything is super dark when this is being used, but I didn't see a BSL option anywhere to try out your suggestion as well.Īlso, my MassiveBound isn't showing up. Error: Invalid program "gbuffers_textured_lit"

#MORE PLAYER MODELS 1.18 HOW TO#

Thank you very much for putting this together! I have no idea how to do Minecraft mods and this step by step thing is very helpful! I do have a couple probably minor issues, though.

Activate them when you enter your game.

Put them into the ‘resourcepacks’ folder of your.

For Massivebound, make sure your Optifine works.

When you launch Minecraft, activate your shaders of choice in ‘Options’.

Put them into the ‘shaderpacks’ folder of your.

Download shaders of your choice (I recommend SEUS, you do not need to download all of them.) (This step is optional if you already have shaders).

Run Minecraft with the Forge 1.18.2 installation just to make sure all the mods work.It should run an installer, and again, it’ll walk you through it. Go into your mods folder and right-click the file named ‘OptiFine_1.18.2_HD_U_H7.jar’.

Download and run the Forge 1.18.2 installer.

If you don't want to read the instructions on the Google Doc, I'll put them here as well.Ī Step-by-Step Process on how to run the unofficial Massivecraft Modpack: This forum formatting kind of sucks, but I'll make it prettier over time. I made a modpack that makes your game really pretty.

#MORE PLAYER MODELS 1.18 MOD#

All other modders as well, though you can search up their Forge profiles via mod name. Special Credit: Conflee and for Massivebound. The Fabric version of this modpack is a WIP. This is when you know the Customizable Player Models Mod is already installed.Click here for files and instructions (FORGE) Start to open the game then select the mods button.You put the downloaded Customizable Player Models Mod into the Mods folder.Next, you will access the Application Support folder where you will find Minecraft. Then, you select Go and choose Library displayed in the top menu bar.

For Mac, you launch finder and press down ALT.

For Windows PC, from the Start menu, you start “Run” then type like this: “%appdata%”.

On your computer, you start finding the Minecraft application folder. There are two ways to find the application, depending on the OS you are using:.

Fabric/Forge must be installed in advance.

Instructions on installing Customizable Player Models Mod

#MORE PLAYER MODELS 1.18 INSTALL#

Now you can install Fabric/Forge first before you want to use the Customizable Player Models mod. Obviously, you absolutely can manipulate easily when using this mod. The special feature of this mod is that it also includes plugins that can have custom textures, and higher resolution skins can be used.

#MORE PLAYER MODELS 1.18 SKIN#

After installing this mod, the models are stored in unused space on your Minecraft Skin or as a Gist on GitHub for you to experience.