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Catalogue Mod changes the appearance of the installed mods menu for the Forge loader, making it more visually appealing, convenient, and user-friendly-something that modpack creators are sure to appreciate.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Check Mod Dependencies and Open Mod LinksViewing Dependencies Dependencies tell you what a mod needs to run and what needs it. In Catalogue, right-click a mod…How to Edit a Mod's Config Through CatalogueFinding the Config Button Not every mod exposes a config, but many do. Select a mod in the Catalogue list and look at…How to Mark Mods as Favorites and Sort by ThemWhy Use Favorites On a large modpack the mod list can be long, and the mods you actually care about are a small…How to Open and Navigate the Catalogue Mod MenuOpening the Menu Catalogue replaces the vanilla Forge mod list with its own screen. Open it the same way you would…

Frequently asked questions

How do I open the Catalogue Mod menu?
Open the mods list from the main menu or pause menu the same way you normally would for Forge, and Catalogue replaces the default screen automatically. If you don't see it, make sure Catalogue is installed on the client, since it only changes the client-side menu.
Why does the mods button still look vanilla?
Catalogue only reskins the mods list screen, so if you're seeing the old layout, another mod is likely overriding that screen or Catalogue isn't loaded. Check your mods list for conflicts with other menu-overhaul mods.
How do I search for a specific mod in the list?
Use the search bar at the top of the Catalogue menu and start typing the mod's name; the list filters as you type. You can combine this with the filter buttons to narrow results further.
How do I filter mods by whether they have a config or an update?
Use the filter toggles in the Catalogue menu to show only mods with configs, mods with available updates, or other categories. This is handy when you want to quickly find which mods you can tweak or update.

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