Note: This video tutorial does not include every step. If you experience problems, please follow the written tutorial below. The latest version of Java 8 should be used, and bit java is required if you have a bit system. The mod may run with less RAM allocated if you only have 2GB in your computer, but mileage may vary, and you risk experiencing "Minecraft has run out of memory" crashes.
It is not recommended to allocate more than half of the RAM in your computer to Minecraft. If your computer has less than 4 GB of RAM, consider installing more, as it is generally relatively inexpensive. The following is a tutorial on allocating memory for minecraft using the LOTR mod. Please note that allocating the recommended amount of memory will require a bit version of java. Choose your launcher below. A bit processor is recommended, although a bit one can run the mod [Citation needed].
Any CPU that can run the latest version of Vanilla should be fine. Most desktops will do OK running the game on the integrated graphics, although a separate GPU can help. If you have a laptop with a powered down CPU, a separate GPU will help, any one made after or so should be adequate.
Storage space scales with the number of worlds and therefore the amount of space you'll need depends on the number of singleplayer worlds you have and the amount of exploration you do in those worlds. The bare minimum for the mod and Minecraft's program files is around MB. More space 4GB or so will allow you to keep more worlds and screenshots, and allow you to use community-made Resource Packs and Music Packs.
Having an SSD will make the game start up faster and speed chunk loading, but is not required. If you plan on playing on a server , you'll want broadband internet. Don't open any of these files from your browser. The main page of this wiki has a download link prominently displayed; the same link is provided below. Click the link in the box that says: "The latest mod version is" and you will be directed to a new page. Forge for 1. Follow the following instructions in the "Download Recommended" box.
If you are running Windows, click Windows Installer. If you are running Mac or Linux, choose the Installer option. Note: The legacy mod must be run on Minecraft and Forge 1. Attempting to mix and match Minecraft, Forge, and mod versions will result in crashes. This link will take you to an ad page, so don't do anything right away. After around 5 seconds, click the "skip ad" button in the top right corner. This will download the forge installer. Most browsers will simply download this files directly.
Firefox may ask you what you would like to do with the file before downloading; click the option to "Save File". Following is a guide for each operating system. These guides assume the Old Vanilla Minecraft Launcher. Now open Minecraft launcher and run it in 1. You just need to have run vanilla Minecraft 1. Do this to be safe if you are not sure. Close minecraft. Navigate to your downloads folder. You should see the forge installer.
Select download client one of the little bubbles. Let it run. This may take a few minutes. Open the folder named Roaming and go to the. Right click and make a new folder. Name it " mods ", if one does not already exist. Running Forge once to your title screen will create the folder.
Go to your download folder and copy and paste the " [1. Go to your Minecraft launcher. Do not press play. Click it. There should be a profile named forge. Select it and press play. You should now be able to enjoy what this mod has to offer. Note: It is not required to create a vanilla 1. Double click on the Forge installer you downloaded earlier. This will open a window called "Mod System Installer".
Keep the "Install Client" box ticked. Make sure that there are NO mods in the mods folder for other versions of Forge, or Forge won't load. Optional To choose a different install directory, click on the "…" button next to the box with the default install directory.
Click "Install" and wait for it to finish. Open the Minecraft launcher and select the profile "Forge" in the bottom left. Run the game and then close it once it reaches the main menu.
Running Forge once to your title screen as suggested above will create the folder. Then go back to the launcher and enjoy. The MultiMC launcher is one of the easiest methods to use. First, click 'Add Instance' in the top left corner. In the window that opens, scroll down to 1.
Then select the new instance and click 'Launch'. MultiMC will then download the vanilla files and load the game. Once it has done this, close the game and return to the launcher. Click 'Edit Instance' and then in the new window click the 'Install Forge' button on the right-hand side. Select the recommended version in the window and click OK.
Then click the 'Loader Mods' tab on the left of the instance window and then 'Add' in the top right. You can then navigate to the LotR mod. Close Minecraft. You should see the Forge installer jar file.
Open it by double clicking, and select install client one of the little bubbles. Now go to Finder. Go up to your toolbar at the top of your screen, and select "Go. Click this. On your Finder window, a box will be at the top. Then find the folder "Application Support". Open that, and find "minecraft". This wiki is NOT a place for scattered mod suggestions, bug reports, or questions.
If you have any questions , comments , queries , or concerns about the mod , you can click a direct link below to address your issue. Be sure to read the FAQ before posting a suggestion! Within the wood, giant Mallorn trees grow, Swans spawn by the rivers, and Elves are seen very frequently. It's a peaceful land, but any enemies of Elves should stay out, lest the warriors find them. This mod contains several original factions that weren't mentioned in Tolkien's lore to flesh out the world of Middle-Earth.
If you want to learn more about the history of these factions, then you're in luck! The mod team, together with several members of Wiki staff, have written official mod-lore for these new factions, which mimics the style of the Appendixes that tell the stories of Gondor , Rohan , and Durin's Folk.
If you're interested in reading up on the culture of the Morwaith or the story of the Taurethrim Empire, then feel free to check out the Lost Chronicles of Middle-Earth. Social Activity. If you see this, your JavaScript might be disabled or DiscordIntegrator plugin isn't working.
If the latter, please contact a wiki administrator. A Male Southron can be named Karseius? Things To Do. Community Portal. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? View source. History Talk 5. What to Do click to expand. Update Images wiki-wide to comply with recent updates. Check and update the costs of hiring units and trading.
Go through the changelog and account for every change there in edits here. Write pages that have not been written for features added in Update 35 and 36 See here for a list of Update 36 changes.
Add needed images Check Marked for Review pages If you need help with wiki coding, there is an article on the wiki that can help you with that. On The Mod's Lore.
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