Disabling mods

Don't like a feature or having a mod conflict? Easiest way to resolve it is to disable the mod. For resource pack-related issues, see this page.

Notes:

• You can also delete the mod(s), but that will make it harder to use them later, unless you remember the mod's name exactly.

• Don't disable anything that says "API", other mods need it to work.

Mod Menu

1. With the game open, click Mods

2. Scroll down to the specific mod you want to disable, note the third row with the pencil icon ✏️

   • If the pencil is blue and the text says "Toggle mod", click the config button and find the setting that disables the mod

   • If the pencil is blue and the text says something else, click the config button and see if you can disable the specific feature you need

   • If the pencil is gray and there is no config button, follow your launcher-specific instructions below

   • If you don't see any pencils, you don't have the Mod Menu Helper resource pack enabled for some reason.

     1. Click Done → Options... → Resource Packs... → ⏵ on "Mod Menu Helper.zip" → Done → go to point 1 of this tutorial

CurseForge Launcher

1. Open CurseForge Launcher

2. Go to My Modpacks, click on Fabulously Optimized

3. Click on the three dots, select Profile Options

4. Check "Allow content management for this profile", click Done

5. Find the mod you need, toggle the knob.

Prism Launcher

1. Open Prism Launcher

2. Click on Fabulously Optimized, then Edit

3. Go to Mods

4. Find the mod you need, uncheck the checkbox.

MultiMC

1. Open MultiMC

2. Click on Fabulously Optimized, then Edit Instance

3. Go to Loader mods

4. Find the mod you need, uncheck the checkbox.

MultiMC (auto-update)

There is currently no easy way because the tool downloads missing mods back on launch. There are script workarounds though, tutorials written here.

Consider switching to Prism Launcher instead, which also has a seamless modpack updater.

Minecraft Launcher (vanilla)

1. Open Minecraft Launcher, click on Installations

2. Click the folder icon on the profile you've created for the pack (could be named Fabric)

3. Click mods

4. Rename the specific mod from "modname.jar" to "modname.jar.disabled"

   • Don't see ".jar" at the end of the name? See this page for help.

   • Rename ".jar.disabled" back to ".jar" to use the mod again.

GDLauncher

No longer supported. Please migrate to Prism Launcher.