How to Install and Use Forge Endertech as a Library for Endertech Mods

What Forge Endertech Actually Does

Forge Endertech is a shared library, not a content mod on its own. It does not add blocks, items, or machines you can craft. Its job is to provide the shared code that every Endertech mod depends on, so those mods can run without bundling duplicate code. If you installed it expecting new gameplay, you will not find any in the creative menu.

Getting Your Endertech Mods Working

1. Confirm you have Forge Endertech in your mods folder alongside at least one Endertech content mod, such as Advanced Finders, Pollution of the Realms, Advanced Chimneys, To the Bat Poles, Large Ore Deposits, or Advanced Hook Launchers.

2. Make sure the library and the content mods are built for the same Minecraft version and the same mod loader. A mismatch is the most common reason a content mod refuses to load.

3. Launch the game and check the mod list. Forge Endertech should appear as a loaded mod even though it adds nothing visible.

4. If a content mod crashes on startup with a missing dependency error, the library is either absent, the wrong version, or placed in the wrong folder.

Troubleshooting

If a content mod loads but its features are missing, verify the library is actually enabled and not sitting in a disabled-mods folder. Removing Forge Endertech while keeping content mods will break them, so always keep the pair together.