Retromod lets you get mods that were made for older versions to work on newer ones. Retromod lets you take a mod built for 1.18 and get it to run on 26.3 without waiting for them to update it.

How to use 📥

So instead of putting the mods into the /mods folder, you put the old mod in retromod-input, or else Fabric will reject it instantly (for other loaders you don't have to do this, but it is recommended). Then Retromod updates it and then moves it into mods.

Retromod works on Fabric, NeoForge, Quilt, and Forge.

So, What Works? 🔍

If you want the best results, these are the mods you want to use and translate. Content mods work the best out of all of them. Quality of life mods still have a relatively high success rate. The rest are libraries, recipe viewers, and still more. Also there is a higher success rate when the gaps are smaller but not so much so I would say it works on big gaps also.

What does not work as well

Links for More Help and Issue Reporting

• Installation guide
• Compatibility database
• Troubleshooting
• Report a compatibility result

Made By Bownlux, a Dev of RevivalSMP.net

Also, thank you to all of the Github Contributers