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Official Minecraft Mod Loader

I think it would be cool if Mojang made their own mod loader that could run custom mods made on a another program they could make so people could make their own mods without knowing how to code and the mod loader could have all kinds of cool features like being able to run the mods for it, fabric mods, and forge mods all at the same time as well as being able to run mods from completely different versions! It would also be amazing if you could change mods out while loaded in without have to restart the program like changing texture packs can.

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• October 27, 2021 20:31
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  • November 05, 2021 23:14
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  That's.... An impossible request. For a few reasons,

  First, I'll assume for a second you're getting this idea similar to what terraria did with their official tmodloader. While that would be an interesting idea to have a launcher dedicated to mods, Everything else you wrote is impossible;

  1. Making additions or games without knowing how to code (you need to know how to design for mods as well) is already hard and not worth it.
  2. Running fabric mods and forge mods is not much of an issue (the mods aren't locked to the launcher) but I don't see how that's important. However, You can't run mods from different versions. Lets say 1.8 and 1.12 as an example, Since combat changed drastically then different mods may work differently and since mods were specifically tailored and created to that specific version, There's no telling what would happen in other HIGHER versions of the game.
  3. Changing the mods while playing without restarting is also impossible. You It's like saying to take an apple from a tree you didn't plant, When you set certain mods and make a new world for example some mods load certain biomes and mechanics to the game while you open it. It's impossible to "change mods" while being "loaded in" since the entire point of loading into the game is loading in the content. Texture packs can be changed since they're a minor part of the game but you can't add code into an existing world and expect it to work.

  *Thanks for reading,
  -Beelzeboul

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  • November 28, 2021 15:29
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  Make modding easier

   

   

   

   

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  • November 27, 2023 23:48
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  I think it's a great idea. There are a lot of mods that is uncompatible due by the fact that it is really difficult to touch to the minecraft code. it makes that we can't enjoy old mods on newer version of the game, because they were coded to fit with an old code. I'm not a specialist of the question, but yeah. Please Mojang add this feature.

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  • May 19, 2024 22:32
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  While mods are impossible on different Minecraft versions and mods also load without restarting the game, the only reason you should have an official mod loader is to have to commit to Forge, Neoforge, Fabric or Quilt. After all, you can already change the game a lot with data packs. Maybe you could give them more functionality, like data driven items, events and fluids.