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From there, go to Settings, check the box by Memory and change the Maximum Memory Allocation to 2048MB. To allocate more memory for minecraft using the MultiMC launcher, click on the instance you want to modify, then click Edit Instance. Please note that allocating the recommended amount of memory will require a 64-bit version of java. The following is a tutorial on allocating memory for minecraft using the LOTR mod. If your computer has less than 4 GB of RAM, consider installing more, as it is generally relatively inexpensive. It is not recommended to allocate more than half of the RAM in your computer to Minecraft. The mod may run with less RAM allocated if you only have 2GB in your computer, but mileage may vary, and you risk experiencing "Minecraft has run out of memory" crashes. A computer with 4GB of RAM is recommended. The mod requires that Minecraft have at least 2GB of RAM allocated in order to run. The latest version of Java 8 should be used, and 64-bit java is required if you have a 64-bit system. In order to run the mod, it is recommended to have at least the following PC specs: You can browse them all by clicking on the content packs link.If your computer is less than 6,5 (as of january 2022) years old it is very likely safe to skip this section for now. Wait a moment! You need one more thing! To play the mod, you also need some content packs! Each pack adds a different theme of vehicles, weapons and armour.

Run Minecraft again and you should be good to go.

Put all the content pack zips (don't extract them) in the newly created "Flan" folder.

Returning to your game directory, there should be a "Flan" folder.

Now run Minecraft through the launcher and quit.

Drag the downloaded FlansMod-x.x.x.jar into the "mods" folder.

Download the latest version of Flan's Mod (above).

Copy the "Game Directory" and navigate to it in your computer's file browser.

Now continue on to the next section to install Flan's Mod.

If done right, the main Minecraft menu will say "Minecraft Forge" with a version number in the bottom left.

In the "Version Selection" section, scroll down the "Use Version" drop-down and select "release_1.12.2-Forge." (There will be version numbers after "Forge").

(This should not be the default directory, you don't want to overwrite your vanilla worlds)

Give the profile a name and select a directory for it.Click "New Profile" in the bottom left.Go to this page, look for "2611" and download the installer on that line.( +) I don't have forge already installed.