MCreator is a software for modding Minecraft without programming knowledge (mod generator). It's very simple to use, and its concept is easy to learn. With MCreator, you can make your own mod as you wish. Making new blocks, items, achievements, new types of existing blocks, mobs, biomes, foods, tools, plants, machines (and more!) is possible with MCreator. You've probably never seen a mod maker with so many features. After creating a new mod, you can share it with MCreator's community so other users can use your mod, comment, give you ideas or join with work on your modding project.

How To Install Mcreator Mac

FAQ Q: Do I need to know how to program in Java? A: No, all you need is some creativity. Q: What are the system requirements? A: Windows (x86/x64, XP SP3 or greater. See System Requirements for more information), Mac or Linux and Java (At least jre6) Q: Is using this program legal?

A: Of course, because it doesn't modify any original Minecraft files. Q: Is there a possibility of losing Minecraft data while using MCreator? A: If you use MCreator in the right way, no. Q: Is it really free? A: Yes, MCreator is free of charge. But we want you to stay fair so you can't monetize with your mods unless we allow you to do so.

Q: Is there any support if I run into trouble or find a bug? MCreator has its own Wiki, Forums and Bug report form for online help.

How To Use Mcreator For Minecraft

You can also find tons of tutorials made by fans on the YouTube. MCreator has built-in offline help to make mod making for you even easier! NOTE: MCreator is a very active project and has a lot of support but on its website: mcreator.net. This forum thread is not actively maintained anymore.

How To Use Mcreator On Mac

You should not. Mod resources are property of mod author and you should not use them without aproval from him. I would strongly recommend you to not use MCreator, as that is really not good way to write mods. Learn Java, it is not that hard. MCreator mods are really useless, you cannot use them in multiplayer.and they are really messy and unstable. Also you should always link the proper link to the mod you mentioned, that means mod's official page, with official download, no some stolen version on file-share server!