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dkamm65:
I might actually play. I haven't been keeping up with Minecraft releases, what version do I need?
Also, welcome back, sir.
A.R.C.:
--- Quote from: dkamm65 on September 22, 2012, 11:17:31 AM ---I might actually play. I haven't been keeping up with Minecraft releases, what version do I need?
Also, welcome back, sir.
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1.3.2 I think?
The Corporation:
--- Quote from: PJ Boy on September 22, 2012, 11:09:27 AM ---Holy crap when did you come back?
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Khorde:
--- Quote from: PJ Boy on September 22, 2012, 11:09:27 AM ---Holy crap when did you come back?
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obviously right now.
this stuff is kinda all over the place in the downloads department. I wish mod creators would just send a pre-made .jar instead of telling us to place all their jackstuff files into one central location (which can easily be avoided by giving us just the damn .jar).
ex. Minecraft forge README
--- Quote ---*** HOW TO INSTALL ***
Extract the download archive directly into your MCP-directiory.
It should create a folder "forge" within that directory, containing all
extracted files.
You should use freshly downloaded jars, add NOTHING to the jars, ModLoader
is no longer needed. Both client and server are required and should be 100% clean.
It comes with MCP 7.2a+, but if you do not have it, you need to install the
FernFlower decompiler, you can download it at http://goo.gl/PnJHp.
Extract fernflower.jar into your MCP's runtime/bin folder.
Now just start the install.cmd/.sh, MCForge will install itself into the proper
locations and copy all needed files, as well as modifying the needed baseclasses.
Forge also includes a snapshot of the MCP mapings, this may not be the current
version of the mapings. But you must use the provided mapings in order for the
patch files to work together.
The install scripts should take care of everything for you, so you should not need
to run ANY MCP script before installing forge.
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masterockets:
I think there's something against full .jar files
maybe because of pirating