Compressing them all into a single page is messy and hard to find the information you want.
These guides and troubleshooting should be split off into dedicated pages to be more clear. Does not follow the conventional format for most pages, encapsulates a lot of different software, which gets highly confusing whether this is a minecraft install guide or whether this is a package page. Now you've got a home for all your handy mods, and for yourself. There are more blocky guides where that comes from, so here's some Minecraft house ideas. Now it's just a simple matter of finding the Minecraft mods you like and installing them. MouseTweaks - Clicking and dragging can be a bit of a pain, so Mouse Tweaks optimises them by adding two different left mouse clicks and letting you use the mouse wheel, so you can speed the process up. You can view it in-game or even in a web browser. JourneyMap - This mod creates a map of your world as you explore and mark points of interest. JustEnoughItems - This item and recipe viewing mod is one of the most downloaded, and helps streamline the process of browsing and using materials. If you're looking for a few mods to try out with Minecraft Forge that'll help streamline the game experience, these are a good place to start: Click this and choose which mods to use. Once the game loads, you'll see a new 'Mods' menu on the start screen. Open Minecraft and change the profile to 'forge'. Note: If you can't run the installer, check you have Java installed. 
Go to the downloaded file (it should be at 'C:\Users\\\AppData\Roaming\\.minecraft\mods') and open.
Make sure that you download the version of Forge that corresponds to the version of Minecraft you have (if Minecraft is 1.1, download the 1.1 version of Forge). First, head to Minecraftforge and download the program.
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