Installation
How to install the mod on a server or in single player. The compatible Minecraft version and loader at the present moment are not recorded here: they change, and only the mod's official page keeps the register up to date, consult it before any download.
Modrinth carries the mod. The CurseForge button opens once it is listed there too.
Admission protocol
- Install the loader recommended by the mod's CurseForge/Modrinth page, on the Minecraft version it specifies.
- Install the required dependencies listed on that same page: mandatory, containment fails without them.
- Deposit the LethalBreed player jar in the
mods/folder. - Remove any mod that alters zombie AI or zombie behavior: LethalBreed refuses to share a world with a second AI engine. See Compatibility.
Strict incompatibility with zombie-AI mods. LethalBreed drives the zombies itself: any mod that alters their AI conflicts head-on. A list of known identifiers is declared incompatible in the manifest, and the loader then refuses to start. An unlisted mod does not escape the check either: the mod inspects the goals actually attached to the first zombie it meets and detects the intrusion regardless. Caught at startup, the game will not launch; caught mid-session, the server is stopped cleanly and the world saved. Full detail on Compatibility.
Dedicated server without GPU. Containment holds without an OpenCL-capable card (AMD, NVIDIA, Intel…), with an automatic fallback onto a multithreaded CPU pathfinding solver: no external dependency is required on the host side, JOCL is already embedded in the jar. See AI & pathfinding.
License
The mod is under the MIT license. The full text travels with it: it ships inside the jar
under the name LICENSE, and that text alone governs. The summary below carries no
legal weight, it is here to answer quickly.
- Play it: free and unconditional, at home or on a server you run.
- Pass the jar on, modified or not, for money or not, without asking.
- Modify, fork, reuse the code, publish it in a modpack, write a companion mod: free as well, with no prior permission.
- The one condition: keep the copyright notice and the permission notice with any substantial copy of the code. That is the whole of what MIT requires.
A mention is welcome, not owed. A link back to this site in a modpack or fork description is appreciated, never demanded: MIT gives no right to insist on it. To report a bug or suggest a mechanic, the repository's issue tracker is still the place, with a GitHub account.