Look for the version that matches your Minecraft game version (e.g., 1.20.1).
These are the only two official homes for the PlayerAnimator library.
Join a world and perform an action associated with your animation mod. If the movements are fluid and the game doesn't crash, the installation was successful.
Ensure you don't have an older "0.x.x" version of PlayerAnimator in your mods folder. Multiple versions will cause a conflict.
If your game crashes and specifically asks for "version 190," this is typically a technical shorthand in the code for .
💡 If you use a launcher like Prism, CurseForge App, or Modrinth App , you can simply search for "PlayerAnimator" in the "Add Content" section. The launcher will automatically pick the correct version for your specific instance. To help you get this working perfectly, let me know: Which Minecraft version are you on? Are you using Forge or Fabric ?
If you are seeing an error message stating you need "version 190 or later," it usually refers to version 1.0.0 (often misread due to version numbering) or the latest stable build required by your specific modpack. 1. Identify Your Mod Loader
Look for the version that matches your Minecraft game version (e.g., 1.20.1).
These are the only two official homes for the PlayerAnimator library.
Join a world and perform an action associated with your animation mod. If the movements are fluid and the game doesn't crash, the installation was successful.
Ensure you don't have an older "0.x.x" version of PlayerAnimator in your mods folder. Multiple versions will cause a conflict.
If your game crashes and specifically asks for "version 190," this is typically a technical shorthand in the code for .
💡 If you use a launcher like Prism, CurseForge App, or Modrinth App , you can simply search for "PlayerAnimator" in the "Add Content" section. The launcher will automatically pick the correct version for your specific instance. To help you get this working perfectly, let me know: Which Minecraft version are you on? Are you using Forge or Fabric ?
If you are seeing an error message stating you need "version 190 or later," it usually refers to version 1.0.0 (often misread due to version numbering) or the latest stable build required by your specific modpack. 1. Identify Your Mod Loader
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