Kilt Mod FAQ

No. Kilt Mod runs on Fabric and handles the Forge compatibility internally, so you only need Fabric installed. The mod includes all necessary Forge systems built-in.

Yes, that's the main purpose of Kilt Mod. Drop both Forge and Fabric mods into your mods folder and they should load together in your Fabric instance.

Check that the mod is actually compatible with your game version and that Kilt Mod itself is installed. Some Forge mods have dependencies on other Forge mods or systems that Kilt Mod may not fully bridge yet—check the mod's documentation or try removing other mods to isolate the problem.

Always back up your world before installing or removing Kilt Mod. Removing it could cause issues with any Forge mods you were using, so keep a save copy just in case.

Kilt Mod adds a compatibility layer, so there may be a small performance impact, but it's designed to be minimal. Performance depends more on which mods you're running than on Kilt Mod itself.

Try removing the mod to confirm it's the cause, then check if there's a newer version or if it conflicts with another mod. Some Forge mods may not be fully compatible with Kilt Mod yet—check community forums or the mod's issue tracker.

Mod packs designed for Forge won't work directly since they're built for the Forge launcher. You'd need to manually add the individual mods to a Fabric instance with Kilt Mod installed.

No—just drop the Forge mod file into your mods folder like you would any Fabric mod. Kilt Mod automatically converts and bridges it when the game loads.

Conflicts can still occur if two mods modify the same game systems. Try removing one mod at a time to identify which one is causing the problem, then check if there's a compatibility patch or alternative mod available.

Kilt Mod is still in early testing, so not all Forge mods may work perfectly yet. Always back up your worlds and report issues you find so the mod can improve.