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  1. why? is it that hard to do? does it break anything? can't see any reason not to make this feature
  2. Well, in my case - I use some client-side mods on the latest version (1.15.2) like minimap and hwyla just to make it more comfortable to play. So, this client won't ruin my saves and so on. I also use it to play on some vanilla servers. I use this client to play as well as I do on a vanilla one. So, that's why I need to keep my saves, screenshots and so in the same folder with other game versions. Is it possible somehow? Or is there any possibility of returning this feature with version-specific mod folders back?
  3. Well, how can I separate those versions without redownloading my assets folder and with keeping all my screenshots and saves in one place?
  4. Forge 1.15.2 (31.1.46). Can't install mods for a specific minecraft version. Since I have several game versions in one folder - it's necessary. I could just move any mod to a folder with a version name before (e.g. mods/1.12.2/mod.jar) but now this doesn't work. Why is this removed (or what am I doing wrong)? I thought about moving different game versions to different folders but this consumes much more disk space for assets and so and this is also not that convinient (like simply creating version-specific mod folder)

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