Adding mods to game without restarting?

[WYVERNxAnthony]

Title says it all. If it's not possible; could I make fake connections to server with missing mods? (Make server think I have the correct mods installed)

[WYVERNxAnthony]

A chat client to talk on modded servers, like for a mobile app.

[loordgek]

you want something like this ??

 

the chat

https://discordapp.com/

 

the mc server side for it

https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/discordchat

[rahulp]

21 hours ago, WYVERNxAnthony said:

A chat client to talk on modded servers, like for a mobile app .

 

I found a chat software for you. You can try below link to know more about it.
https://www.teamspeak.com

[Kzitold]

On 4/19/2017 at 6:50 AM, rahulp said:

I found a chat software for you. You can try below link to know more about it.
https://www.teamspeak.com

Is Teamspeak able to connect to MC servers?

[loordgek]

no

[Kzitold]

57 minutes ago, loordgek said:

no

Than how is it relevant?

[loordgek]

don't know i dint type it

[Kzitold]

Just now, loordgek said:

don't know i dint type it

Oops. Forgot to check the nametags.

My bad.

[JTK222]

You can tell Forge that your mod is only required server side using the @Mod anotation.

[DarkEnchanter1]

Adding mods to the game at runtime is not and should not be possible. Forge is designed so that mods can, on setup, communicate with one another (one adds an item, the other can see that item and do things related to it). If you could add mods in game, you would either not allow other mods to communicate with the mod you added, or rerun the entire setup process again. There is not a good reason for any such feature to be added because in order to work properly it would basically just close and reopen minecraft.