#MULTIMC IMPORT MODPACK HOW TO#
#MULTIMC IMPORT MODPACK INSTALL#
#MULTIMC IMPORT MODPACK MOD#
#MULTIMC IMPORT MODPACK ARCHIVE#

#MULTIMC IMPORT MODPACK MOD#

All you have to do is know what forge version, mc version, and where the mod files are. You can also do this with the FeedTheBeast Launcher (although there is another method to have MultiMC track FTB packs without copying them) and the ATLauncher, Technic Launcher, etc. This has caused problems before.).īecause this method supports ALL operating systems and is cross compatible (if you have curse installed on one computer and multimc on another, so long as you can copy the files over on a flash drive or something) you can bring modpacks onto linux using this. You need to launch the pack at least once due to some mods downloading their libraries on the fly (I really wish they wouldn't. Multimc will let you launch offline provided you have logged in (and launched the pack in multimc) at least once, and the servers are unavailable. Once you set the ram to something reasonable you should be good to go. NOTE THAT YOU MUST CLICK THE CHECKBOX TO ENABLE THESE OPTIONS. Here we can find the required options: selecting a java installation (if you click the auto-detect button it will list available versions), adjusting the amount of ram, and adding java args. To edit java options (GIVE IT MORE RAM, DEFAULT IS 1GB) right click the instance, select 'instance settings'. Your modpack should be completely transferred over. (I accidentally copied to the wrong location and butchered everything, but its working so) Check in the 'edit instance' dialog to make sure forge is still installed. You should double-check you haven't accidentally overwritten the multimc settings file. This will transfer mods, configs, saves, everything. Copy everything from here into the instance folder we opened from multimc. In the middle-right is a button with a on it.

#MULTIMC IMPORT MODPACK HOW TO#

The curse folder can be found by going to the curse pack screen looks like this, how to reach is up above. The next step is to simply copy ALL the files from the curse /minecraft/ folder to this one. Right click on the instance again, and select 'instance folder'. If they don't, check to make sure you picked the right version of forge. In the bottom left corner of the game should be forge details: they look like this. Launch the instance (by double clicking it's icon), and wait for it to load (which should go fast, considering we haven't moved the mods over). Now is a good time to check if everything is working. 'Minecraft Version: 1.7.10 (modded) forge-10.' Match this to the versions available in multimc. Note that it states the minecraft and forge version, in the middle in small print. You can go here by clicking on the icon for the modpack (Above the 'Play' button) in the curse launcher. If you don't know what version the pack uses, it can be found here.

#MULTIMC IMPORT MODPACK INSTALL#

To automatically install forge: click 'install forge' (on the right) and select the version you're going to use. To manually install forge: Download the requisite version of forge (or forgemodloader) and use the 'edit instance' -> (bottom right) 'add jar mod' function. Note that if you're using an older version of minecraft (1.4.7 or so), the automatic forge installer will not work and it must be done manually. Right click on the instance you've created and select 'edit instance'. You can name it using the top box (by default it takes on the version number).Īt this point you will be required to log in to download the vanilla assets. Click the ellipsis () and select the version of minecraft the modpack you want to use utilizes. Select 'Vanilla Minecraft' (the 'Import Modpack' button works on modpacks exported from multimc, not from other launchers currently). To set up a new instance, click on the single sheet of paper (new instance) button in multimc. On mac, this gives you a copy of 'MultiMc.app' that you can put in the applications folder. On windows, this gives you a set of folders you can run multimc from (You can make shortcuts to the taskbar and desktop by right clicking on multimc.exe).

#MULTIMC IMPORT MODPACK ARCHIVE#

You will need to extract it from the archive you downloaded it as. HowTo: Transfer a curse modpack to multimcĭownload multimc from here.

Multimc import modpack