Both are projects that allow installing mods on Minecraft clients or servers. It's essential to have a solid understanding of each platform to help decide which to use.

Having been a while since Minecraft Forge was released, is Fabric still relevant? What are they? While the other projects did not gain a foothold after Minecraft Forge became available again, Fabric has cemented itself as a powerful modding platform in the community. Fabric, Rift, and a few other projects provided a lightweight mod loading framework in Minecraft Forge's absence. Due to a long update cycle of Minecraft Forge, a few similar projects popped up to replace it in the meantime. The Minecraft modding ecosystem massively changed with the release of Minecraft 1.13.

You may use this mod in a modpack as long as you do not sell it via any means, you give credit (Linking back to this page), you do not make any changes to the mod aside from config files/datapacks, and you follow all of the other terms listed in the license. You must use either a new world, or use an NBT editor to make the necessary changes to your existing world, otherwise our biomes will not generate. For 1.12.2 and below, level-type m ust be set to BIOMESOP. For 1.15/1.16/1.17, the level-type setting in server.properties must be set to biomesoplenty (level-type can be added manually if it does not appear by default). To use the mod on a server for 1.18 and above, no changes to server.properties are required. Requires TerraBlender for Minecraft 1.18 and above! For 1.17 and below, you must use the Biomes O' Plenty world type when creating a world for biomes to generate (No longer required in 1.18+)!

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