Trading Post Mod (1.20.5 – 1.19.4) Trade Items in Minecraft

Trading Post Mod 1.20.5 – 1.19.4 is a mod that allows you to trade with all the villagers. First of all, this mod automates the process of trading with villagers by adding a specific container for it. Secondly, it automatically detects all the nearby villagers and merges their trades into a single screen. Similarly, it boasts a visually appealing design and features an engaging animation.

Furthermore, crafting is fairly easy and simple to do. However, this mod doesn’t require expensive resources nor anything fancy as well. Interestingly, it will make your villager management pretty useful and less hectic. There are some more modifications that are similar to this but you have to choose what fits you the best. Fortunately, it is available for both Minecraft Forge and Fabric API.

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Trading Post Mod 1.20.5 – 1.19.4 Download:

For Minecraft 1.19.2 (Forge, Fabric)

For Minecraft 1.18.2 (Forge, Fabric)

How to Install Trading Post Mod (Fabric):

Fabric is a Mod Loader as well as a toolchain (Java library) for installing and creating Minecraft mods for Release Versions and Snapshots. It’s an alternative to Forge API, which is still a stepping stone for enhancing gameplay through community-created mods. Fabric API is newer and lightweight compared to Forge, but it’s quickly updated with newer Minecraft versions and its mode base/quantity is increasing gradually. Fabric is also lightweight however it is still lacking behind in terms of compatibility while simultaneously running a different set of mods.

For player:

You can install Mods using Fabric Loader & API which comes with the automatic installer which creates profiles in Minecraft Launcher. Once you run the game once using newly created Launcher profile, then open %appdata%/.Minecraft and drop your favorite mod (.jar extension file) into the mods directory.

For developers:

If you are familiar with Java, there are extensive mod development guides and tools available to simplify the process. For example; Fabric Loom, Yarn, tiny-remapper, and Engima (for deobfuscation of Java bytecode). You can head over to the official wiki for more details.

Note: Fabric and Forge API mods cannot run together and will probably crash your Minecraft. Keep a copy of your save games before you experiment with the mods.

How to install Trading Post Mod (Forge):

The installation process requires concentration and minimal steps.
Adding Minecraft mod is a fairly simple process but you have to follow it carefully.
We are adding an installation guide for Minecraft Forge API mods so you need to check others for Fabric API.
The prerequisite of this mod is to download the Minecraft Forge API.
Afterward, you will require to Launch Minecraft Forge API through installer or launcher, either of them feasible for you.
Then you will need to Run Forge Profile in the game.
Now you will have to download the modification you want to play.
Moreover, put the downloaded .jar file into the mods folder which can be located at this address “C:/Users/YOUR USER/AppData/Roaming/.minecraft/mods”.
Additionally, have a glimpse at the Forge Profile and there you will see the installed modification.
If it is not appearing there then you will need to restart Minecraft, it will hopefully fix this issue.
Easy Peasy Lemon Squeezy, there you have it.

The Most Noteworthy thing is that we are fully determined to provide an extremely safe environment and put our full energy in it. We also know the problems of the community because they are eagerly searching for the latest releases. But we have to make one thing clear right here that the content will only be available right after release. There is no way that a user can get the mod before the release unless it’s fake. So we want to inform you that please be patient for the official release in order to get the amazing experience of the Minecraft. We hope you will have a brilliant time playing Minecraft.