Minecraft LITW: All mods from Gronkh for download

Most important is the Life in the Woods mod. We have put together another practical tip for you on how to install and set it up.
You also need "Forge" to install the mods.
Other mods used in the game world are Buildcraft, CoFH Core, MineFactory Reloaded, ThermalExpansion, ThermalFoundation, Thaumcraft and Mystcraft.
In addition, Gronkh uses LiteLoader, MAtmos, DecoCraft, GUI LIbrary, Mo'Creatures, Custom NPCs, Floodlights, Redstone Paste and the Secret Rooms Mod.
He recently started using "After Humans". This is a mod package with a total of 81 additional game modifications. From new biomes to automated harvesters to antique building blocks, everything the builder's heart desires is included.
To enjoy these enhancements, all you need to do is download the Technic Launcher. After installation, select the "After Humans" modpack from the menu. Now all mods are automatically downloaded and implemented in the game.
However, before installing the full modpack, you should consider whether you really want to play all of the after-human mods that Gronkh presents in his videos. An individual selection of your favorite extensions not only saves storage space, but also promotes fun.

Minecraft: Install all Gronkh mods - how it works

For the mods you need Forge and Java to install Forge.
Install Forge and start Minecraft. Under "Profile" in the launcher, select "forge".
After the first start you will find the folder "Mods" under "C: \ Users \ username \ AppData \ Roaming \ .minecraft".
Tip: If you cannot find the "AppData" folder, you must first activate the "Show hidden files, folder and drives" option under "View"> "Options"> "View".
Now download the mods you want to install. Note that you will download the versions of the mods that match your Minecraft version. You can see which version you are using at the bottom right of your launcher or in the Minecraft title screen.
Most mods can be downloaded directly as ".jar" files. If you download a ZIP folder, the ".jar" file is in there, which you can unzip with WinRAR, for example.
Now move this .jar file into the "Mods" folder and start Minecraft in the forge profile. In game you can manage and view the extensions via the "Mods" button.
To delete a mod, remove the ".jar" file from the "Mod" folder.

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