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Installation
Two Fabric jars are published, one per supported Minecraft version — pick the one matching your game version.
| Jar | Minecraft | Fabric Loader | Fabric API | Java |
|---|---|---|---|---|
multicore-magic-fabric-26.2-*.jar |
26.2 |
>= 0.18.4 |
any 26.2 build | 25 |
multicore-magic-fabric-26.1-*.jar |
26.1.2 |
>= 0.18.4 |
any 26.1.2 build | 25 |
Mod Menu and Cloth Config are not required — the mod works fine without them via
/multicoremagic commands. They're only needed for the in-game settings screen.
- Install Fabric Loader for your Minecraft version (26.2 or 26.1.2).
- Download Fabric API matching that same version and place
the jar in your
modsfolder. - (Optional, for the config screen) download
Mod Menu and
Cloth Config for that version, also into
mods. - Download the matching
multicore-magic-fabric-*.jarfrom the Releases page and place it inmodsalongside the above. - Launch the game with the Fabric profile.
Both Fabric jars also run on NeoForge through Launchpad —
a tool that loads Fabric-format mods directly from their fabric.mod.json on NeoForge, with no
separate build or code changes needed. This mod opts in via a launchpad:compatible metadata
flag.
Important
Launchpad currently only has builds for Minecraft 26.1.2 — there is no 26.2 release yet.
Use the fabric-26.1 jar with Launchpad on NeoForge 26.1.2. The fabric-26.2 jar is ready for
NeoForge the moment Launchpad releases a matching build, but genuinely cannot be loaded on
NeoForge 26.2 today. Check Launchpad's releases
for current status.
To use this on NeoForge 26.1.2 today, you'll need:
-
NeoForge
26.1.2 - Launchpad
- Forgified Fabric API — in place of regular Fabric API
-
multicore-magic-fabric-26.1-*.jarfrom the Releases page
The Mod Menu config screen is not available on NeoForge (Mod Menu itself is Fabric-only, and
isn't ported by Launchpad) — use the /multicoremagic commands instead, which work identically
on both loaders.
Run /multicoremagic status in-game. You should see something like:
Multicore Magic: enabled | threads=7 active=2 queued=0
See Usage for what these fields mean.