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<p>1.9 (Zero)</p>
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- <li><a href="./release/1.9/minecraft-1.9-64bit-v1-fixed-fixed-fixed-fixed-fixed-fixed-fixed-zero.zip">v1 (Fixed^7, Zero)</a></li>
+ <li><a href="./release/1.9/minecraft-1.9-64bit-v1-fixed-fixed-fixed-fixed-fixed-fixed-fixed-zero.zip">v1 (Fixed^7)</a></li>
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<h1 id="minecraft-unlimited-infinite-worldgen-mods">Minecraft Unlimited: Infinite Worldgen Mods</h1>
- <p>These mods make Minecraft actually infinite, using BigInteger and BigDecimal to make the Minecraft world as big as your computer can handle. You should not be running this on a PC with less than 4GB of RAM but kudos if you manage to get that working.</p>
+ <p>These mods make Minecraft actually infinite, using BigInteger and BigDecimal to make the Minecraft world as big as your computer can handle. You should not be running this on a PC with less than 4GB of RAM but kudos if you manage to get that working. If you don't know how to install jarmods see <a href="../64bit/index.html">here.</a></p>
<h1 id="infdev-20100630">Infdev 20100630 (Zero)</h1>
<p>Note from me: these versions are <em>very</em> slow and will likely be a lot slower than standard 64bit mods even near spawn
Dependency: Install this as a jarmod <a href="https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/systems/manifold/manifold-all/2023.1.3/manifold-all-2023.1.3.jar">https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/systems/manifold/manifold-all/2023.1.3/manifold-all-2023.1.3.jar</a>