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You could make an API, and let your 3 mods use that API, so that they need that API installed to make that mod to work.

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You could make an API, and let your 3 mods use that API, so that they need that API installed to make that mod to work.

 

Rephrased:

 

Create another mod and in your other 3 mods' mcmod.info files, put this:

{
    // ... other info stuff
    "dependencies" : [
        "Forge", "<your_api_mod>"
    ],
    // ... more info stuff
}

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It's like ChickenChunks.  There's a core (the "api") and then there's each mod.

Or BuildCraft.  There's the base mod, then all the extensions (as child mods)

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I believe he means something like this:

{
    // first mod info stuff
    "version": "1.0"
    "name": "RANDOM"
},
{
    // second mod info stuff
    "version": "1.0"
    "name": "RANDOM 2"
},
{
    // third mod info stuff
    "version": "1.0"
    "name": "RANDOM"
}

 

At least thats what I got from the question...

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I think like Mew, but It doesn't work, if I write like this:

{
"modid":"test"
"name":"test"
"version":"1.0.0"
"description":"Test"
},
{
"modid":"test2"
"name":"test2"
"version":"1.0.0"
"description":"Test2"
},
{
"modid":"test2"
"name":"test2"
"version":"1.0.0"
"description":"Test2"
}

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I got It! I has to be:

{
"modinfoversion":2,
"modlist":[
{
"modid":"test"
"name":"test"
"version":"1.0.0"
"description":"Test"
},
{
"modid":"test2"
"name":"test2"
"version":"1.0.0"
"description":"Test2"
},
{
"modid":"test3"
"name":"test3"
"version":"1.0.0"
"description":"Test3"
}
]
}

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