Version support
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The goal is to push out a new version once per week or two weeks. This is not a guarantee and can change depending on the amount of mod updates, Mojang's schedules, real-life duties and others.
X.Y.Z stands for "major versions"
1.x.x-6.x.x directly map to Minecraft's 1.Y.Z (1.16 was 1, 1.17 was 2 etc)
7.x.x and onwards the versions are mapped to and full releases (beginning with Bundles of Bravery)
X.Y.Z stands for minor versions which may map to Minecraft's 1.Y.Z or just refer to bigger changes like added mods
X.Y.Z stands for patch versions - no breaking changes, no mod additions/removals
Here is how you should think about the version types in relation to Minecraft's:
snapshot
alpha
pre-release
beta
release candidate
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release
stable
The latest stable version and if available, also latest beta and/or alpha versions. Older versions are listed for your convenience, but may not receive any more updates.
No, they are not supported on CurseForge App and are released too fast for the author and the modders to keep up with.
Versions with a warning triangle ⚠️ contain vulnerabilities or bugs that are known on that vanilla Minecraft version. These are available for archival purposes only and may cause problems in multiplayer or your worlds. Please prefer versions that do not have warnings or see the version's notes before installing.
Occasionally yes. Cases may include:
a major breakage
after introducing a new major stable release
major updates to most important mods (e.g. Sodium, Lithium, Phosphor)
This is done to help you while you transition to the new version, old Minecraft versions are still unsupported and will not receive full parity.
No. Forge and NeoForge receive mod updates slower and do not have all the same performance and graphics-enhancing mods as Fabric.
These versions are old and therefore no longer recommended for most users. Please if you'd like to use them.
contains all latest versions down to Minecraft 1.16.1.
If you need to play in a server that uses a version not supported by the modpack, your best bet is installing the latest version of the modpack and adding to your modpack profile . It is recommended to keep the mod enabled only while playing the server where you need it.
No, but . if you need an alternative for a specific mod!
Probably not, that depends on modders' general stances on that mod loader compared to Fabric. See .
"Probably not. Quilt mods will eventually have their own metadata format which will likely not be compatible with Fabric."