ONE FILE / NO INSTALLER / NO BOLLOCKS
Download the bloody thing.
Forge 1.8.9. Java 8. One JAR. If those words do not describe your setup, stop clicking at random and read the docs.
Right file. Right version.
record-ish 1.0.0
Unofficial Record-able port · Forge 1.8.9 · 1.68 MiB
Browser whinging about a JAR? Fair enough. Check the filename and file fingerprint below. Do not rename it to .exe, you weapon.
01 / INSTALL
Do this. In this order.
- Make a Minecraft 1.8.9 instance.
- Install Forge 11.15.1.2318.
- Put
recordable-1.0.0-forge-1.8.9.jarin that instance'smodsfolder. - Launch it with Java 8.
The clapperboard button on the title screen means it loaded. Congratulations on moving one file.
FFmpeg is not bundled. The mod offers to download it on first launch and asks before fetching anything, because consent is not difficult.
02 / LAUNCHERS
Lunar users: use the right bloody option.
Prism works. Normal Forge works. Lunar works through its Vanilla/Forge profile.
Branded Lunar/Ichor bins arbitrary external Forge mods before the game starts. If you use that option, record-ish will not load. That launcher ignored the JAR; the JAR did not ignore you.
Read the Lunar instructions →03 / VERIFY
Paranoid? Good. Check it.
SHA-256 is the JAR's file fingerprint. If it matches, you downloaded the file we shipped rather than a damaged or swapped copy.
- Filename
recordable-1.0.0-forge-1.8.9.jar- Size
- 1.68 MiB
- File fingerprint (SHA-256)
00D7E034DDD1E94B4E9A2B5B89C0AD09C7FE9A63E2291D4B3439A69925D6ED71SHA-256 is just the name of the fingerprint check. Ignore it unless you want to verify the download.
How do I check the fingerprint?
Open PowerShell in your Downloads folder and run this. The result should match the fingerprint above exactly.
Get-FileHash .\recordable-1.0.0-forge-1.8.9.jar -Algorithm SHA256Download the .sha256 fileWrong Minecraft version?
Then you are on the wrong shelf, pal.
This download is the unofficial Forge 1.8.9 port. For the original, modern Fabric mod, go to the official Record-able page. Credit stays where it belongs.