• Install [Fabric ] for your version of Minecraft, which must match the server. Use the universal installer.
• Once it's installed load your Minecraft launcher and select fabric-loader-1.. from the available versions
• Launch this version once to check it's functioning correctly. Assuming it it, move on. If it isn't, you'll have to debug that issue yourself.
• Close Minecraft.

Great, now Fabric is working. We can move on to installing the mods.

• Get the Fabric API jar [Curse Project | direct link ]
• Get the VoxelMap jar [Curse Project | direct link ]
• Navigate to the %appdata%/.minecraft/mods folder. On Windows you can type this in the Run dialog to find it.
• Place both the .jar files in the mods folder.
• Open your Minecraft launcher, ensure "Fabric" is still selected in the Profile dropdown and launch the game.

That's it! You should now have a working minimap installed.

Note: if you have previously installed VoxelMap you'll need to navigate to the %appdata%/.minecraft/mods folder and remove all but the latest version, and possibly the data folder it has.

• Get OptiFabric [Curse Project | direct link ]
• Get OptiFine for Minecraft version 1.16.4 (preview) [Project site | direct link ].
• Navigate to the %appdata%/.minecraft/mods folder.
• Place both the .jar files into the mods folder
• Open your Minecraft launcher
• Make sure "Fabric" is still selected in the Profile dropdown and launch the game.

Note: if you have previously installed OptiFine you'll need to navigate to the %appdata%/.minecraft/mods folder and remove all but the latest version.

With OptiFine installed it's possible to smoothly run high resolution texture packs or apply custom shaders to make your Minecraft more visually appealing.

Texture Packs

• Vanilla BDCraft [link ]
• Flows HD Revival [link ]

Installation:

• In Minecraft go to Options -> Resource Packs
• Hit "Open Resource Pack Folder"
• Move the resource pack Zip into the resourcepacks folder.
• Close the Folder
• If the Resource Pack doesn't show up in Minecraft click "Done" then "Resource Packs" again
• Click the arrow on the texture pack you want to load
• Wait for it to finish loading and click Done

Shaders:

Tested shaders:

• SEUS v1.0.0 [link | shaders renewed ]
• Chocapic13's [link ]
• projectLUMA [link ]

Installation:

• In Minecraft go to Options -> Video Settings -> Shaders...
• Click "Shaders Folder"
• Move the shaders Zip into the shaderpacks folder.
• Close the Folder
• If the Shader Pack doesn't show up in Minecraft click "Done" then "Shaders Folder" again
• Click on the Shaders Pack you wish to use and wait for it to load
• Optionally adjust the Shader Options (eg, disable Motion Blur)
• Click Done