Mercurius Mod 1.12.2/1.10.2/1.7.10

Mercurius Mod 1.12.2/1.10.2/1.7.10 is a simple modification that acts as a bridge linking other mods together. It provides information on mods used for the combination.

The basics of the mod

The mod does not change much in-game content. Instead, it helps a lot of modders gain enough content and information from the players using their mods. It will give modders everything about their users. From there, they can improve the mods easily. For the mods that act as a bridge connecting other mods, they dont give much information. Hence, to fix that issue, you are recommended to try using this mod to gain all information.

What are the types of data that Mercurius collects?

Here are all the data types collected by this mod, such as:

SessionID: Random identifier made with SecureRandom and SHA256 that was repeated 5 times. When the game restarts, the value will be reset.
AdID: Random identifier made with SecureRandom and SHA256 repeated 5 times. For every Minecraft edition, the value does not change. It is counted on the first launch of the game with the mod being installed.
JavaVersion
Minecraft Version
MCP Version
Forge Version
The Memory and Max memory that were allocated
The number of active mods and the total number of mods.
ModPack: The custom value was specified in forgeanalytics.cfg. Thanks to this, the modpack developers can recognize their packs.

Users can choose not to use every individual value. To do this, you must go to Mods, then select Forge Analytics, then choose Config. You can use Mercurius in any modpacks you want. Remember to install Minecraft Forge to run this mod. Try it now!

How to Mercurius Mod

Here is the best guide to help you launch Mercurius

Firstly, make sure that you have successfully installed Minecraft Forge and Mantle Mod!
Set the right location for the Minecraft application folder
- From the Windows, please access Run on the Start Menu. Then, type %appdata% and choose the Run button.
- From the Mac Open Finder, press down Alt and Left-click on Go -> Library on the top-screen menu bar. Enter the folder Application Support and search for Minecraft!
Drop the mod [Tinkers Construct] that you have already downloaded (.jar file) into the Mods directory!
After you embark on Minecraft and left-click on the Mods icon, you will find Mercurius is set up!