fabulously-optimized/CONTRIBUTING.md
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So you like this modpack and want to support it? That's great! In this page I have listed the ways you can contribute.

  • Download the pack from Curseforge - seriously, that is the easiest thing that helps the modpack and its mods the most. Every download contributes to the Curseforge rewards system, meaning both the modpack dev and the modders can get monetary rewards. Don't forget to share it with others as well!
    • More specifically, using
      • the Curseforge Launcher
      • MultiMC (when downloaded via the CF site)
      • vanilla launcher (when downloaded MultiMC via the CF site)
    • support the pack, other launchers/methods unfortunately do not.
  • Donate to the mods, for example:
    • JellySquid, the developer of Sodium/Lithium/Phosphor/Hydrogen
    • coderbot, the developer of Iris Shaders
    • FlashyReese, the developer of Sodium Extra
    • For other mods, see their respective pages.
  • Contribute to mods - simple things like suggesting features, reporting bugs when you encounter an issue and translating your language really do help out the mods. You can translate Fabulously Optimized's Mod Menu Helper as well!
  • Contribute to FO wiki - just make a PR here: https://github.com/Fabulously-Optimized/wiki
  • Give feedback to the pack - giving your ideas on what to add or change about the pack makes sure that we all can get the best quality out of it. Mod suggestions and bugs can be posted to issues here and general questions are expected on Discord.
  • Contribute to FO toolkit - know some Python? Feel free to improve my scripts by forking and making a pull request.
  • Create a Minecraft server - my BisectHosting affiliate link will give you 25% off for the first month. Having more users there can give the modpack dev some monetary benefits similar to CF rewards.
  • Want to make a mod for FO? Currently I am looking for:
    • Optifine's custom sky/clouds support
    • Any Optifine parity that's not there yet
    • Any client-side performance improvements that are not there yet