Prequisition: you need to install forge for desired version first. Let me list it step by step with screenshots (still processing): Hence, today I am going to share it with you. After few hours, I finally found the perfect solution. For me, I found this problem when I wanted to keep my original 1.7.10 forge and its mods and install a 1.10.2 forge to play with some latest mods and new vanilla blocks. This is not wrong, but have you ever thought about the situation that you install two different versions of forge and you want to play with separate mods? Putting all the mods into “mods” folder will make two forge installation have trouble finding the mods that each of them needs to load. That’s pretty much all there is to it! We’ve been digging into some of the best community creations out there and have put together a list of our favourites here.When you are installing mods, you probably just toss every files right into the “mods” folder in the main folder called “.minecraft”. The one caveat is that you will need to remove all mods you have manually installed and reinstall them using ModManFX. ModManFX has been updated to support Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020, able to handle extracting mods from archives, somewhat automating the process of finding your Community folder, and so on. If you really want to get into modding Flight Simulator, then you might be better off using a mod manager. 
Make sure that there’s not nested folders within folders as well. Once you’ve found the right folder, unzip the mod’s folder to that location and they should be available in your game. C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.FlightSimulator_\LocalCache\Packages\CommunityĬ:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft Flight Simulator\Packages\CommunityĬ:\Users\\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.FlightDashboard_\LocalCache\Packages\Community
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