=====Mods=====
This is a page containing a list of mods.
For more information on a mod, visit its wiki page.

=====Modlist=====

====Mod Loaders====
Modloaders are mods that enable the usage of mods without editing base classes.
<alphalist>
  * [[mods:modloader|Modloader]]
  * StationLoader
  * ModloaderMP
</alphalist>

====API/Library Mods====
API/Library mods contain classes that help make more complex actions simple.
<alphalist>
  * GUIAPI
  * OverrideAPI
</alphalist>

====Bug Fix Mods====
Mods that are generally a must-have for anyone planning on playing legacy minecraft.
<alphalist>
  * [[mods:depthbufferfix|DepthBufferFix]]
  * Skinfix by piratjsk
  * Skinfix by calmilamsy
  * Skinfix by Johnanater
  * [[mods:SkinFixUni|SkinFixUni]] by mine_diver
</alphalist>

====Quality of Life/Tweak Mods====
Mods that make the game more enjoyable without adding any items/blocks.
<alphalist>
  * [[mods:HowManyItems|HowManyItems]]
  * BetaTweaks
  * TooManyItems
  * [[mods:optifine|Optifine]]
  * [[mods:3ditemdrops|3DItemDrops]]
</alphalist>

====Utility Mods====
Mods that could be considered a hack in multiplayer, but are intended to be used/only work in singleplayer.
<alphalist>
  * SinglePlayerCommands
  * ZombesModpack
</alphalist>

====Content Mods====
Mods that add content such as items and blocks to the game.
<alphalist>
  * IndustrialCraft
  * IndustrialCraft2
  * TheAether
  * BuildCraft
  * PlasticCraft
  * EquivalentExchange
</alphalist>

====Overhaul Mods====
Any mods that have a hard time running with other mods without them being tweaked to work with it.
<alphalist>
  * NewFrontierCraft
  * BetterThanWolves
</alphalist>

=====Adding a Mod=====
  * Feel free to add other peoples' mods to the wiki.
  * If adding a mod, add at least one screenshot if possible, a short description, a download link and some details about the mod, such as the author's name, the original forum post and mod compatibility notes.
  * If your mod has the same name as another one, put ''by <name>'' after the name.
  * Mod names MUST be alphanumerical (a-z, 0-9). This is to make finding (''CTRL + F'') mods easier.
  * The mod's wiki page MUST contain a link to all supported minecraft versions (''%%[[versions:b1.7.3|b1.7.3]]%%'') in ''=====Supported Versions=====''.