As the name suggests, this mod features a list of trap-themed items for your game, whether for monsters, animals or other passer-by – check it out! This mod is originally made by Stewiecraft, and updated by Pro Percivalalb. All credit to modders. Installer Instructions: Before installing any mods to minecraft make sure to close minecraft. Download one of the installers below (no difference they are same, just packed differently) Once downloaded, double click the installer and click “ Install Mod”. When the installer is done it will display a message that the mod is installed. Then just close installer and start your minecraft. The mod has been Installed, you don’t have to do anything else. If you are using windows 7 and get a message after using the installer that says “ This program might not have installed correctly” ignore this message or you can disable this message by using this file here. If you get an error when using the exe version of the installer download the zip version below, extract the folder from the downloaded zip to desktop and run the installer from the extracted folder. Don’t remove it from the folder. You can also try running the installer as administrator if you are on windows 7. Please Support the mod by downloading from the original mod thread here. And also read the Skydaz conditions. Mod Version being installed: v for Minecraft Mod Prerequisite: Forge This mod uses Forge. Prerequisite is only installed if not present. If you have Mod Loader only mods installed then this will not be compatible. If you are not sure then install this mod on clean minecraft and don’t forget to clear mods folder. Any other install is not guaranteed. If you are having issues after installing this mod, force update minecraft and install on clean minecraft. Tested and working on clean minecraft. Some mods can cause conflicts. DOWNLOADS Download Mod from.
[edit] Cautions About Using Mods in Minecraft Before you decide to mod (modify) your copy of Minecraft, it is very important to understand what you are doing or you may end up messing up your copy. ( If your copy of Minecraft is compromised, you can always backup your worlds and re-download Minecraft) Let me repeat that for you: If you mod Minecraft, you may break your copy of the game as well as any worlds that you play in. Because you are doing something that is wholly unsupported by Mojang, they won't be able to help you. Due to how modding works, updating the Minecraft client will break your mods. That is, with each update of the Minecraft client, you will have to obtain updated mods and re-install them. However, the worlds you created will not be destroyed (although any mod items in your world will not be present). Additionally, the authors of the mod make no guarantees as to whether or not the code works, much less any guarantees of support. Nearly all mod packs have auto-installers that make adding mods to Minecraft extremely easy for the beginner Modder. You can search for mod packs on the Mods page. [edit] Installing Mods prerequisites Knowledge of Zipping/ Unzipping files, and working with a good archive utility (such as Win RAR, 7zip, etc.). Knowing how to submit proper bug reports. Knowing how to actually install the mod and its prerequisites. Knowing how to accurately read and follow instructions. Knowing which mods conflict with each other and which do not. You might be able to get away without knowing how to do a few of these things, but if your copy of Minecraft breaks, then you should seek help from somebody in the modding community (preferably the mod author). If you view this as a great opportunity to learn something new, then you're on the right path! note: you can use MCPatcher to do some or all of this work for you! [edit] How Mods Work A file on.
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