Select the more (three dots) option in the upper right corner of your modpack profile page.However, you will be restricted to the third party modpack list if you decide to make your modpack public as a CurseForge modpack project. You can install a third party mod to any single player modpack without any issues at any time. Here is a list of Non-CurseForge mods with open use linceses that you can use on Curse in a modpack. You will be allowed to use non-CurseForge mods if they have licenses that allow for public usage, such as MIT/GPL or an equivalent. They would prefer that all mods in modpacks that are shared in a Curse project are CurseForge mods so that users get the best user experience and that authors receive credit and rewards for the hard work that they put into their creations. Within the Curse ecosystem, a third party mod refers to any mod that isn't hosted on CurseForge. On the mod page, you can learn more about a mod or choose which version to install.Now you can click on a mod in the list to go to the mod's page, or you can click on the install button on top of the mod's image to install it directly. In the search box, type in the name of a mod that you would like to filter results.This will take you to a place where you can search for mods to install. You could also click Get More Content in the upper right corner. Under installed mods, you will have the option to Get Mods. There will be three tabs: Installed Mods, Resource Packs, and Maps.You can either click on the profile image, or right click it for a context menu and choose View Profile.It would be just like vanilla Minecraft, so let's install some mods. You can choose to play the custom profile you just created, but it wouldn't have any mods yet. If you were to install any other modpacks, you would see them here as well. In the Minecraft tab, you should now see your new custom profile in the tile list of modpack profiles.
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