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The basics of modding is:-Install Java-Consider the version of Minecraft you want to play modded (1.12.2 and 1.14.4 are not the same version and they don't play the same mods, 1.10.2 and 1.12.2 are not the same but sometimes 1.9.4 and 1.10.2 were supported or 1.12 to 1.12.2 is supported but this is not always the case).
The Minecraft stuff will still be obfuscated, but the mod's code generally won't be, and you can usually get a good idea on how someone did something. It's not illegal, but if you just copy someone's code without their permission it could violate their copyright, and as Tspro said it's immoral.
Quark: Adds a lot of vanilla+ features as well as qol improvements into 1 mod that can be found among other mods i.e. shulker preview, 1-click inventory sorting, and so on. Supplementaries: Adds even more vanilla+ utility blocks like a wrench to rotate items or ropes and pulley systems.
I know Tinkers Construct and Tetra are popular for adding new/different tools to the game. Optifine is great for just quality of life settings and a fancy zoom feature. You'll need to get Forge mod loader which doesn't add anything to the game exactly, but is necessary to get the mods to run. 1. ThisIsNotMorseCode.
If Minecraft is made in c++, you see no mods. Java is the only language allowing modding community to flourish. It’s friendly to beginners, extremely robust, and allow modders to do anything they want. If Minecraft is made in c++, modders will be in hell of memory leak, and the IDE setup will be far more complicated than it is now.
If it is a Forge mod (and the .zip file is the mod), you can put the .zip file in the mods folder. A .jar file is just a .zip file with a different name (rename a .jar to .zip and see what happens).
The first step is to learn the fundamentals of Java. There are plenty of free online tutorials. In case versions are important, MC 1.12 and 1.16 both use Java 8, while 1.17+ will start using Java 16. The fundamentals should be the same so even old tutorials are pretty good. Next is to look up tutorials that are specific for whatever mod loader ...
Any good horror mods for 1.19.2? I want something creepy and scary, but not something like weeping angels because I think they are used too much, (just my opinion though). I already have From the Fog, Cave Dweller Reimagined, The Man from the Fog, The Flesh that Hates, Mutationcraft, Wisperwoods, The Midnight Lurker, and The Corpse Stalker.
Select any mod pack from the mod packs section of the CorseForge application and log in to the game. After that, the Minecraft Launcher application will open, enter the settings tab at the bottom left of the application menu and log in with your Microsoft account. This is how my problem was solved. 1.
So I recently tried TerraFirmaCraft 1.20.1 with Distant horizons and it was amazingly detailed and beautiful. TFC has some amazing world gen but it really only exists in a bubble, it plays with other mods only specifically designed for it's ecosystems. But hot damn it makes some amazing worlds! 1. Award.