Testing For Installed Mods | MCreator Procedure Tutorial

Welcome back to another MCreator tutorial! Today we’re looking at how to add support for other mods without requiring them to be installed. We’ll do this by checking whether a mod with a specific ID is loaded, then using that result to branch our logic. If the mod is present, we can run a separate script to add compatibility support. If it isn’t, we can fall back to our own built-in mechanics instead. This is a great way to make your mods more flexible, compatible, and user-friendly without forcing extra dependencies. 💠 BUILD INFORMATION ► MCreator: 2026.1 ► NeoForge: 1.21.8 💬 SERIES This series is designed to teach you everything I know about the procedure system, starting from the basics and gradually increasing in difficulty. Whether you’re a beginner or have experience with the editor, you’ll find useful tips along the way to enhance your workflow. I’ve been using the procedure system since its release and have a deep understanding of how it works. While this series won’t focus on advanced mechanics, it will lay a solid foundation for you to create your own procedures with confidence. 📌 CHAPTERS 0:00 – Intro 0:05 – Finding The Block 1:16 – Installing Mods 1:58 – Finding The Mod ID 3:51 – First Test 4:37 – Second Test 6:56 – Watch Next 💵 SPONSORSHIP Rebel Tech Studios offers cheap, reliable hosting for Minecraft servers — a great option if you want to host your own Minecraft server or use a dedicated server for testing your mods. I personally run two Minecraft servers with Rebel Tech Studios. Use the "NWT" promo code for 35% off your first month at Rebel Tech Studios! https://rebeltechstudios.com/billing/aff.php?aff=2 📜 SERIES PLAYLIST ► https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5k7swYOU_yQmXeMlnRW-AziTmM-69LyP 🔗 LINKS AND SOCIALS ► https://www.northwesttreesgaming.com/links-and-socials ► https://www.northwesttreesgaming.com/discord 🔖 TAGS #howto #mcreator #minecraft #minecraftmods #modding #mods #northwesttreesmcreator #tutorial #procedure #procedures