Liteloader

LiteLoader is aimed squarely at mods which only change the client in some way; some good examples might be a mini-map, a mod which overhauls the in-game chat or a client-side macro system. This type of mod doesn't generally need the awesome power of something like Minecraft Forge to function, so asking players to install an API that's several times larger than the mod itself doesn't make sense. It must however coexist peacefully alongside Forge (so that players can use both platforms if they want to!) and LiteLoader does this.

LiteLoader was primarily developed for use by The VoxelModPack Team but is source available to allow mod developers to make their own mods using the platform. As a modder, if you're looking for a loader to help you add a new block, item, mob or mechanic into the game, then LiteLoader isn't for you and you should check out Minecraft Forge. If you want to make a mod that displays something on the screen like a heads-up FPS counter, provides an in-game IRC window, or anything else that doesn't alter game mechanics then LiteLoader is probably perfect for you!

-Simple, easy-to-use client modding API, perfect for client-side mods like Mini Maps, Chat Tools, and other HUD mods.

-Bytecode-based event injection system which provides super-efficient event handling, and can be easily extended by mods as necessary

-Compatibile with Minecraft Forge and FML thanks to dynamic injection

-Built-in mod version validation which allows LiteLoader to identify and load only valid mods - no more crashes caused by accidentally loading out-of-date mods

-Easy to install and compatible with all launchers supporting the Mojang Tweak System (launchwrapper)

-Extensible "LiteAPI" core allows more complex APIs such as BlazeLoader to be built on top of LiteLoader

-Sleek in-game user interface provides mod management, mod configuration panels, error reporting and in-game log viewer:

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 Installing LiteLoader is pretty straightforward and if you're familiar with the process, visit the download page to grab the latest installer for your version of Minecraft. If you're new to LiteLoader follow the instructions below.

What is this for and why do I need it?
Like other loaders and API's, LiteLoader doesn't do much on its own. If you want to run a LiteLoader mod then you need LiteLoader, if you don't then you don't need it!   In general, the mods which use LiteLoader will link to this thread as a place to download the loader and provide support.

Can I load Forge or ModLoader mods with this?
No, LiteLoader is a standalone API used by some client-only mods, however you can run it at the same time as Forge or FML and it won't conflict, so if you want to use Forge mods and Lite mods, then that's fine!

The game won't load when I specify multiple tweaks, what gives?
Try changing the order of the tweaks, sometimes the load order is important since the first tweak is the "primary" one. Try putting liteloader's tweaker first for example.

I have a mac, and after installing the 1.5.2 version of LiteLoader I have no sounds at all!
This isn't LiteLoader's fault, there is a problem with the mac archiver that causes it to overwrite the "com" folder inside you minecraft jar with the LiteLoader one instead of merging it. Unfortunately the "com" folder contains the sound codecs for the game!

To work around this, either manually merge the new "com" folder into the existing one in the minecraft jar, or use the Mac LiteLoader Patcher made by chattahippie, which automates the installation.

I installed a mod into my "mods" folder but it's not detected by LiteLoader.
First, check that the mod is for the correct version of Minecraft. LiteLoader includes a version-checking system designed to prevent out-of-date mods from loading and crashing your client. If the versions mismatch then LiteLoader will not load the mod. For example if you have a mod for Minecraft 1.5.1 do not expect it to work on Minecraft 1.5.2!

Secondly, ensure that the file extension is .litemod. Some browsers detect that the files are .zip files and rename them to .zip when you download. LiteLoader requires the files to have the .litemod extension in order to recognise them as mods.

Can I redistribute LiteLoader in my mod pack?
Yes, see the Permissions section below.

Can I make a custom version of LiteLoader and redistribute it?
In general, no. The reason for this is that LiteLoader is an API (albeit a small one), and having multiple incompatible versions of an API in the wild is confusing for users and makes tracking bugs and issues very difficult. We do however work with mod developers who would like custom extensions to LiteLoader or would like to integrate the loader itself into their mod. Please note that LiteLoader's source code is protected by copyright and you may not redistribute the source without permission.

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Ditulis K Takumi — Saturday, October 31, 2015 — Add Comment — Minecraft PC, Tools