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#CRAFTING DEAD MODPACK SPLINT RECPIE HOW TO#
#CRAFTING DEAD MODPACK SPLINT RECPIE INSTALL#
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Some mods also create other files that might also need to be added to your modpack.

Run your client once to let the config files generate.

Make sure to leave your client folder open (where you installed the mods) so you can keep track of any files that might change.

You can follow this guide on installing client mods if you don't know how.

#CRAFTING DEAD MODPACK SPLINT RECPIE INSTALL#

Install the mod(s) to a clean client (client that doesn't have any other mods installed).

Copy your mods (NotEnoughItems and CodeChickenCore) to your mods folder in your new modpack.

You will also need CodeChickenCore for this to work. It has the added benefit of being easy to tell that it was installed properly. In this case, we will install a popular mod, NotEnoughItems, as an example. Move that file to the "bin" folder you created in step 2, and rename it to "modpack.jar".

There should now be a file with "-universal.jar" in the name (for example: forge-1.12.).

You will get an "Extracted successfully" message.

Click the "." button and choose the folder you created for your modpack in step 1.

There should be 3 options: "Install client", "Install server" and "Extract".

You will probably want to download the Recommended version, unless one of your mods requires a newer Forge version.

Decide what version of Minecraft you want to make your pack for, and download the Minecraft Forge Universal Jar.

Make a few more folders inside the one you just made: bin, mods, config.

Create a new folder and call it whatever you want.

Find a place to work on your computer, like your desktop.

So go ahead keeping that in mind in case anything seems out of place. One important thing to note before going ahead for anyone who recognizes the file structure of the Minecraft client, modpacks after they have been installed, or servers, Technic modpacks are structured slightly differently.

#CRAFTING DEAD MODPACK SPLINT RECPIE ARCHIVE#

The last step will archive everything into a Zip file. The second part will focus on getting our mods, generating the necessary files, and plugging them in place to finish the pack. First, you’re going to be setting up the basic folder structure and putting Forge in its place. If you wish to create a pack with more custom stuff, you will need to do some more research or apply what you learn here. By the end of this tutorial, you will have a Technic modpack with at least one mod.

Technic is the platform we recommend for hosting a custom modpack for your server needs.Īnyone can make a Technic modpack with a little time, effort, and research. You have access to thousands of creative minds, or just the one that you need.

Not only can you make a modpack that takes all of the hard work out of the equation for all of the other people who might want to play with you, it also makes updating a far simpler process than it ever was before. We find Technic to be an amazing tool that provides these capabilities to anyone for free. Some offer creative minds a great way to publish their work to a large audience. Some are really good for a single player experience. There are many different ways to make modpacks and each one has its own benefits. Minecraft has been around for a few years now and a lot of systems have grown up around the game. You will create your modpack, host it somewhere online, and then you will plug it into Technic Platform. This guide will feature three main parts to get you from start to finish. Technic staff has made some updates to this article.

#CRAFTING DEAD MODPACK SPLINT RECPIE HOW TO#

Dayz saw.This article was originally provided by Akliz, at their website: How to Make a Technic Platform Mod Pack.