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Search results often mix the upstream More Culling project with community ports, older loader terminology, or similarly named projects. Current official project listings include NeoForge support for selected versions alongside Fabric and Quilt. Treat the exact release platform field as authoritative.

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NeoForge workflow

If your Minecraft version has an official NeoForge build, install the matching NeoForge loader first, then choose the file that explicitly lists that platform. Do not use a Fabric jar in a NeoForge instance or attempt to convert it by changing the filename.

Community ports

A Forge port may be maintained independently from the upstream project. Before installing one, verify the maintainer, source repository, license, release recency, and whether the upstream developer endorses or links to it. Similar names do not guarantee the same code or support.

Choosing a loader

Pick a loader based on your whole modpack, not a single optimization mod. If most of your required mods are Fabric-only, moving to NeoForge for one feature can create more compatibility work than it solves.

Best-practice checklist

Use the official distribution page or linked source repository.
Match the exact Minecraft version and mod loader.
Install only dependencies listed for that release.
Test visual behavior before adding more optimization mods.
Benchmark the same scene before and after changes.
Back up important worlds before large profile updates.

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