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# Modrinth App

**1**

#### Install Modrinth App

Download and install **Modrinth App** from the official [Modrinth website](https://modrinth.com/app).

**2**

#### Create a new instance

Open **Modrinth App** and click **Create instance** to create a new Minecraft instance.

**3**

#### Choose Minecraft 26.2

Give your instance a name and select **Minecraft 26.2** as the Minecraft version.

**4**

#### Select Fabric

Under **Mod loader**, select **Fabric**. Make sure you choose a Fabric Loader version compatible with Minecraft 26.2.

**5**

#### Create the instance

Click **Create instance** and wait for Modrinth App to finish setting up the instance.

**6**

#### Open the Mods tab

Once the instance has been created, open it and go to the **Mods** tab. This is where you can manage the mods installed in your instance.

**7**

#### Add ChatCalculator

Click **Add content** and search for **ChatCalculator** by **ItsPuffer** using the search bar.

**8**

#### Install ChatCalculator

Find **ChatCalculator** in the search results and click **Install**. Modrinth App will automatically select a compatible version of the mod for your instance when available.

**9**

#### Launch Minecraft

Return to your instance and click **Play** to launch Minecraft with ChatCalculator installed.

**10**

#### Use ChatCalculator

Once Minecraft has started, open the chat and enter the **`/calc` command** followed by the numbers and operator you want to use.

For example:

```
/calc 10 + 5
```

{% hint style="success" %}
You're all set! ChatCalculator is now installed and ready to use.
{% endhint %}


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