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Quickstart
Fröhlich A edited this page Jun 8, 2021
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At any time, if you feel like you're lost, you can execute
./pax --help
or./pax <command> --help
to get some information about what you're able to do.
- Create a new folder.
- Navigate to the Pax latest release page.
- If you're using Windows, download the
pax-windows.zip
file und unzip the contents into your folder. - On Linux, simply drop the
pax
binary into your folder.
- If you're using Windows, download the
- Start a terminal in your created folder.
- Execute
./pax init
if you want to start a new modpack, or./pax import <file>
if you want to import an existing one with a given.zip
file.- Append the
--loader fabric
argument if you want your modpack to use the Fabric loader.
- Append the
See Getting Started for more information.
- Install a given mod with the
./pax add <name>
command. - Remove an installed mod with the
./pax remove <name
command. - Use
./pax ls
to display installed mods.- A red
•
next to a mod signifies that the mod is uncompatible. - A red
↑
next to a mod signifies that a newer version is available.
- A red
- Use
./pax update <name>
to update a specific installed mod. - Use
./pax upgrade
to update ALL installed mods.
See Mod Management for more information.
- Use
./pax export
to export your modpack to a.zip
file.
See Export for more information.