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3.2 - Modifying The Metadata
But Now I Want To Know How To Edit The Mod Metadata How Do I Do That?
First You'll Have To Learn The Manifest Files Of Each Supported Modloader
The Forge Mod Loader Mod Manifest File Is mods.toml
This Is Our mods.toml
File:
modLoader = 'lowcodefml'
loaderVersion = '[40,)'
license = 'MIT'
showAsResourcePack = false
mods = [
{ modId = 'recycling', version = '0.0.7-alpha', displayName = 'Recycling', description = 'A Mod That Adds Some Recipes To Recycle', logoFile = 'recycling_pack.png', updateJSONURL = 'https://github.com/DEMnetwork/Recycling/raw/main/update.json', credits = ' ', authors = 'DEMnetwork', displayURL = 'https://modrinth.com/datapack/recycling' },
]
issueTrackerURL = 'https://github.com/DEMnetwork/Recycling/issues'
That Manifest File Contains The Mod`s Metadata Such As:
Display Name
Mod ID
Authors
Issue Tracker
License
And More
And That FIle Is Important Without That File It Will Not Load The Mod!
Our First Conclusion That's Without A Manifest File The Modloader Won't Load The Mod
3.2.1 - How To Edit Metadata
Step 1 - Extract The Mod: To Extract The mod You Can Use Softwares Like: 7-zip
After You Have Extracted The Files.
You'll View The Following Files:


Step 2 - Edit The Metadata Files:
Some Fields Are Critical So Any Change At That Fields May Make The Mod Broken.
Fields That Aren't Critical:
- modId
- version
- description
- logoFile
- updateJSONURL
- And more
How To Modify The File
Open A Code Editor(Such As IntelliJ IDEA, VS Code, Eclipse, Or Any other). For Example i`ll Use VS Code

Then After Editing The Code You Can Make An Zip File

Then Copy The Files

Then Paste In The Your Zip File

Rename Change The File Extension From .zip To .jar


Now Move To The %appdata%/.minecraft/mods/

Congratulations!!! You've Modified The Mod!!!
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