You can see ‘%appdata%’ in the address bar at the top (type it in there and hit enter). The image above shows you everything you will need to know.

Finding the folder can be tricky, as on most Windows systems it will be in a hidden folder. It also contains a mods folder, which will soon contain your Minecraft 1.11.2 mods (cue the excitement). Minecraft uses this folder to store your profiles, screenshots and log files, as well as many other aspects pertaining to the game.

minecraft folder, but if you don’t, then I’m here to help. Hopefully you already know where to find your.

Creating the Minecraft 1.11.2 Mods Folder If you think you have added a mod and it doesn’t show up in-game, always check the version. You can try to use an older mod, but be careful as, even if they do work, there might be glitches when accessing newer content. Minecraft 1.11.2 mods will probably only work with 1.11.2, but sometimes an older-version mod (1.11) will work.

It is important to note that mods are mostly made for a specific version of the game. I recommend you try them one at a time so you can see which could cause problems if the game ever fails to run, and to better understand what each mod alters. By using a Forge and Liteloader profile, it is now a simple matter of downloading the mod and placing it into the ‘mods’ folder found in ‘.minecraft’. The previous articles in this series provided the basis for setting your profiles to support Minecraft 1.11.2 mods.

How to install mods on minecraft 1.11.2