Drag the two files you just downloaded into the mods folder.The Download link on the CurseForge website is in the top right corner.Download both Quark and AutoRegLib (ARL) using the download buttons above.Click the new 'Mods' button in your title screen, and then 'Open Mods Folder'.Load up your Minecraft Java Edition Launcher, and run the 'forge' Installation it created for you.This will do a bunch of stuff so wait a bit until it's done.

Download the Installer and run it, click OK.Locate the version of Minecraft Forge for your target Minecraft version here.If you can't or don't want to use the Twitch app, you can install the mod manually: Open the profile, and click Get More Content.Click Create Custom Profile, name it and pick your Minecraft version.Select 'Mods' in the top bar, and then Minecraft.If you're on Windows or Mac, you can use the Twitch app to install the mod: They also did not require complete darkness to spawn. Note: Prior to 1.18, Toretoises were fed with Cave Roots (from the World module) instead (or Cactus if disabled). If Iron Rods (from the Automation module) are enabled, pushing them onto a Toretoise with a piston will break its ore.Toretoises move very slowly, and can't be leashed, using Minecarts is recommended.Toretoises are 1 block tall, but grow to 1.4 blocks tall if they have an ore.Toretoises will sink in water, and are immune to drowning, fall, and fire damage.When a Toretoise generates ore, it will enter an eating cooldown for 1 minute.They do spawn like hostile mobs, so you can go back for more. If the Feeding Trough (from the Automation module) is enabled, the Toretoise will eat from it.The Toretoise will regenerate a random ore each time.Feeding the Toretoise Glow Berries will sometimes have it regenerate its ores.

If you want to take these huge creatures home and use them to generate ores, there's some things you should know.

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