Please note, this is fresh from the oven and currently on Alpha. We plan to keep this version in feature parity with the Overwolf version in the future. We’ve taken this into consideration and developed a standalone version of the CurseForge app on Windows, based on Electron, which you can download here.Īs with the Linux version, it currently supports World of Warcraft only. Many of the community members voiced their preference for a leaner approach to managing mods. This arrives as a reaction to a prolonged period of some players voicing their dissatisfaction over the client only being available via Overwolf, and was revealed together with a larger announcement of the CurseForge API being released ( you can read the full version here), and here is the relevant section: Make sure to run your game to make sure there aren’t any conflicts with other mods.After a long time of only being available via the Overwolf app, CurseForge has announced that it is now once again available in standalone form! The CurseForge addon manager app Alpha is now available and you can download it over on their site (but be careful to click the right link): That’s it! You’ve successfully installed OptiFine through CurseForge. Which, as long as you’re downloading from OptiFine’s official website, it’s not.
On the next page, you may need to wait for the Skip Ad button to appear after five seconds.Click the Download button to the right of the OptiFine version you want.Make sure to choose the latest version of OptiFine that matches your game version.
To install Optifine, you’ll need to download the OptiFine JAR file from their website. Usually the developer states mod incompatibilities on CurseForge, so make sure to read through before downloading. Note: Before beginning, make sure that any mods you’re currently using don’t conflict with OptiFine. Whether you’re using a modpack or playing on a multiplayer server, this guide will go through the steps and to installing OptiFine with CurseForge.
Plus, it turns grass block dynamic, so you no longer need to see excessive dirt on the side of mountains due to the limitations of the vanilla grass block.
Not only does OptiFine make water move and look realistic, it also adds swaying movement to trees, grass, and lanterns. Have you ever wondered how those beautiful Instagram photos of Minecraft builds come to be? Or just what makes the water look so smooth in a let’s play video? Both are courtesy of a mod called OptiFine! OptiFine allows Minecraft to run faster and look better with full support for HD textures, and paired with shaders, can change how your whole Minecraft world feels.
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