GWOLF’s API Mod FAQ

No—just place it in your mods folder and launch the game. The mod loads automatically in the background and requires no configuration or setup.

GWOLF's Guns Mod and other connected projects won't load, and you'll see dependency errors on startup. Install the API Mod first, then add the dependent mods.

Yes—the API Mod works standalone and won't cause issues, though it's designed primarily to support GWOLF's connected projects. It will simply sit idle if no dependent mods are present.

No, it's built to work alongside other mods without conflicts. If you experience crashes, check that all your mods are compatible with your Minecraft version.

Check your game's debug log (usually in the launcher output) for any errors mentioning the API Mod, or use the verification guide to confirm it's working as expected.

No—it's optimized to boost performance by handling background mechanics efficiently. If you notice lag, it's likely caused by other mods or your system, not the API Mod.

Only if you also remove GWOLF's Guns Mod and any other mods that depend on it. Removing the API Mod alone will cause those mods to crash.

Yes—check for updates to both mods independently, as they may release updates on different schedules. Always keep the API Mod updated to avoid compatibility issues.

Make sure GWOLF's API Mod is in your mods folder and that both it and the dependent mod are compatible with your Minecraft version, then restart the launcher.

Check the mod's compatibility information for your specific loader. The API Mod is typically built for one loader, so using it with an incompatible loader will cause crashes.