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Your path

4 steps
  • No account, no sign-in and no code. None of it applies to you.
  • The mod is already in place.
  1. 01

    Getting the link

    In the game
    Ask whoever invited you for four words with vbf: in front. That is the only form the game can use to find a world, so if what you were sent looks different, ask again. An invite code is a different thing and will not work here.
    vbf:frag-brisk-otter-cedar-lantern
    Joining a world
  2. 02

    Adding it to your server list

    In the game
    Multiplayer, Add Server, paste the link into Server Address. Minecraft would normally refuse an address that is not a hostname, and the mod re-enables Done when it recognises a Fragment. The row lands at the bottom of the list under a gold divider, reading Fragment · P2P.
  3. 03

    Matching the world's mods

    In the game
    If the world states a mod list, you are shown what you are missing before you are committed to anything. Download fetches what Modrinth can resolve into your mods folder, then restart, because Java only loads mods at startup. On a world nobody has generated yet there is no Play anyway, because mods that add terrain take part in generating it.
    Packs and mods
  4. 04

    Your first join

    In the game
    The first one is slow, because it builds your own copy of the world from the host’s seed and settings. Once per installation you are also shown what the mod sends. After that, joining is as quick as any other server in the list.
    Your first session
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