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In the Minecraft community, modifications (mods) are categorized by where they need to be installed to function:

: These only need to be installed on the player's computer. They typically enhance visuals (like Iris Shaders ), provide quality-of-life interface updates (like FancyMenu ), or improve performance through FPS boosts. sidemodcom

: Ensure you have the exact version of the base mod required. Side-mods often break if the parent mod updates its API or internal code. Check the Loader : Most side-mods require a specific mod loader like Client vs. Server Side : Determine if the mod is client-side (only you need it for visuals/UI) or server-side (must be installed on the server for gameplay changes). 2. Setup and Installation Locate your game's instance folder (e.g., .minecraft/mods Drop the side-mod file into the folder alongside the parent mod. Use tools like CurseForge for easier dependency management. For Developers Environment : Set up an IDE like IntelliJ IDEA Side-mods often break if the parent mod updates

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I’ve been looking for a way to [specific need, e.g., track legendary spawns more accurately] on my server. Since most of the best server tools are on Sidemod now, I wanted to see if any devs are interested in a commission or collaboration for a new sidemod? The Concept: [1-2 sentences explaining the idea].