Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use your mods in a modpack?

See the Permissions Overview for information on how my Minecraft Java Edition and Project Zomboid mods can be used and redistributed.

Mod Ideas and Feature Requests

Feel free to post ideas on Discord or in GitHub discussions.

Once an idea has been fleshed out, it can be submitted as a feature request on the issue tracker.

Please do not send me mod ideas or feature requests via DM.

Commissions and Hiring

I do not accept commissions from private individuals.

If you are a business with a use-case involving Minecraft, feel free to reach out at info@twelveiterations.com.

Will you update or port to the new Minecraft version?

Yes. You generally do not need to remind modders that a new Minecraft version is out.

There currently is a backlog of mods still waiting to be ported to newer Minecraft versions, and there is no ETA on when that will happen.

Mods that I no longer plan to update will be labeled as“Discontinued” in their title.

Will you backport to older Minecraft versions?

New features are generally only added to the latest version of Minecraft. Minor features may be backported to older versions.

Long Time Support (LTS) versions are ones that have established themselves in the community. They are a good option if you're looking for stability and longevity for your world. End of Life for these versions may be extended if no successor version has established itself yet.

Life Support versions only receive updates for critical bugfixes. Starting a new world on these versions is not recommended.

Experimental versions target the latest version of Minecraft and will receive updates for all new features and bugfixes. Unless the version establishes itself as an LTS version, it will move to Life Support upon the next Minecraft release.

Minor hotfix Minecraft releases will replace an Experimental version wholesale and skip its Life Support period.

Versions not listed are considered End of Life (EOL) and will not receive any further updates.

How do I configure your mods?

The configuration files for my mods can be found in the config folder of your Minecraft directory.

All configuration options are contained either within -common.toml or -client.toml files.

To edit configurations ingame, use one of the following mods:

• Configured on NeoForge, Fabric or Forge
• Mod Menu and Cloth Config on Fabric

It is recommended to restart your game when making changes to the configuration of my mods.

Further Help and Support

Check the individual mod's page for more Question & Answer sections.

If your question is still not answered, choose one of these options:

• Report an Issue on the mod's GitHub Issue Tracker
• Ask a question on our Discord

Please avoid vague issue reports or "is this a bug?" questions on Discord.