Update instructions
- As with any update, things may break. Probably not due to Fabulously Optimized, but maybe your launcher, your custom mods or your hard drive. If worried, make backups.
- Upgrades from stable to unstable (alpha, beta) versions are never supported (make a separate instance!), while updates from unstable versions to stable ones are.
- Any kind of instance downgrading is never supported. Make a separate old instance or use something like ViaFabric if your server hasn't updated yet.
- If you follow these instructions properly, all custom mods and most mod settings you have will persist. If you want, you can reset your settings to get the latest changes.
- 1.Select Minecraft from the grid or sidebar
- 2.On My Modpacks, right click Fabulously Optimized, then
⇄ Change Version
- Don't see that option? Follow the other instructions below.
- 3.Select the topmost version, then
Continue
. - 4.Modpack will now update.
- 5.After updating you can run it and check the version difference in the bottom right corner.
- 1.Select Minecraft from the grid or sidebar
- 2.On My Modpacks, click Fabulously Optimized
- 3.Click
⫶
- 4.Click
Profile Options
- 5.Uncheck "Allow content management for this profile". You can re-enable content management after the update.
- 6.Click
Continue
- 7.Click
⫶
- 8.Click
⇄ Change Version
. - 9.Select the topmost version, then
Continue
. - 10.Modpack will now update.
- 11.After updating you can run it and check the version difference in the bottom right corner.
- 1.
- 2.Click
Download
on the latest MultiMC version- Click the title of the CurseForge version you need and scroll down, you'll find the MultiMC variant there.
- Alternatively, look for it in the sidebar under "server packs".
- If you don't see any mods inside the zip or only see one, you downloaded the wrong version.
- 3.Drag the ZIP-archive to MultiMC window, and hit OK in the window that pops up.
- 4.Click that version you just created, then
Minecraft Folder
- 5.Click the previous version, then
Minecraft Folder
- 6.Copy the important files and folders over:
saves
for your local worldsresourcepacks
, if you use any (do not copy the Mod Menu Helper though)screenshots
servers.dat
for your multiplayer serversoptions.txt
, if you want to keep your vanilla option changes- Ignore the
Copy all 3 folders!
file, that's for vanilla launcher users
- 7.Close the folders and run the new version
- 8.If everything looks right, delete the old version
- 1.Run the existing version, wait for the progress bar to fill up
- If you get a popup "This modpack uses new versions of the following...", just click
Update
.
- 2.Check the version difference in the bottom right corner.
- 1.
- 2.Click the version number you need in the MultiMC (auto-update) section
- 3.Drag the ZIP-archive to MultiMC window
- 4.Click that version, then
Minecraft Folder
- 5.Click the previous version, then
Minecraft Folder
- 6.Copy the important files and folders over:
saves
for your local worldsresourcepacks
, if you use any (do not copy the Mod Menu Helper though)screenshots
servers.dat
for your multiplayer serversoptions.txt
, if you want to keep your vanilla option changes- Ignore the
Copy all 3 folders!
file, that's for vanilla launcher users
- 7.Close the folders and run the new version
- 8.If everything looks right, delete the old version
- 1.Select existing FO instance
- 2.Click
Edit
on the sidebar - 3.Select
Modrinth
on the tab list - 4.Click
Update pack
- 5.Once the name prompt comes up, click
Yes
- 1.Right click the Fabulously Optimized instance
- 2.Select
🔧 Manage
- 3.Select
Modpack
from the right - 4.Click
Select a version
and choose the topmost option - 5.Click
Switch Version
- 6.Modpack will now update.
- 7.After updating you can run it and check the version difference in the bottom right corner.
Currently the only way to update is to "reinstall" the pack. Consider installing a different launcher for a smoother upgrade experience.
- 1.
- Older versions of the modpack - 1.12.3, 2.7.3 and 3.14.1 require the use of Fabric Loader 0.14.12 instead.
- Remember that the installer version doesn't matter, what matters is the loader version that appears when you run the installer.
- 2.Open Minecraft Launcher, click
Installations
and then click 📂 on the Fabric installation - 3.Delete all files in
mods
folder- This is to ensure all mods will reflect the latest FO version. You can add your custom mods back later.
- 4.
- 5.Click
Download
the latest MultiMC version of the pack- Click the title of the CurseForge version you need and scroll down, you'll find the MultiMC variant there.
- Alternatively, look for it in the sidebar, under "server packs".
- If you don't see any mods inside the zip or only see one, you downloaded the wrong version.
- 6.Open the zip file, go to Fabulously Optimized x.x.x > .minecraft
- 7.Copy all folders from zip's .minecraft folder to your .minecraft folder; if asked - replace the files
- 8.
- 9.Launch the installed Fabric profile
- 10.If you now see "Fabulously Optimized" in the right bottom corner and its version number is newer than before, you're done!
Because the pack is using YOSBR, your vanilla options and most of the mod ones will not change when you upgrade, despite what is stated in the changelog. This is made so that you can upgrade without having to reconfigure your options all the time.
However, at some point you may still want to do that in order to get the latest changes. So:
- 1.Open the modpack folder
- CurseForge Launcher: right click on the modpack tile →
Open Folder
- MultiMC: right click on the instance →
Minecraft Folder
- Prism Launcher: right click on the instance →
Folder
→.minecraft
- GDLauncher: right click on the instance →
Open Folder
- Vanilla launcher: go to
Installations
tab → hover on the instance → click📁
- 2.Delete the
config
folder- If you prefer, also delete
options.txt
which stores vanilla options
- 3.
- 4.Rename the file to
pack.zip
- 5.Open the file you renamed, go to
overrides
- 6.Copy/extract the folder
configs
out to the modpack folder you previously opened- You may delete the
pack.zip
after you're done
- 7.Launch the game. Modpack's defaults are now applied!
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