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I've had a lot of problems with cursevoice as of late(its a beta so it's kinda expected), the main one being the launcher taking ~8-10 minutes to stop checking forges version then launch. So I decided to go back to MultiMC which I've used for years now. I googled around a bit for a mod manager...

IGN: NowInTheWarzone Age: 19 Location: Arizona, USA Why Us?: Looking for a server where people are respectful of other peoples belongings, structures. What will you do?: Build contraptions, and what not. Experience with Minecraft: 1 and a half years I think, Ive been playing since right after...

I didnt use the cmd line at all. you can just copy the whole multiMC folder over to it, if its small enough.

Yes but the whole folder can be pretty big, mines 4GB's .

Sure. You know the MultiMC.exe file you download then put in the folder you want it to save stuff to? Put that in the RamDisk drive, then run it. Once its open, click the new instance thing where it gives you the options, to add new instance, copy instance, and import .minecraft folder. Select...

I just copied my multimc to it than imported my instance

I used RAMDiskMy ramdisk transfer rate is 2,642MB/s basically 2.5GB/s

WOW Its is seriously instant start lol I click log in and bam its at the title screen

I made mine 512mb but It wasnt enough for my 1 world instance! I guess all the mods really increase the world file size. Sooo yes 1 gb should be fine but check first(Go to the instances folder, select .minecraft the right click properties and itll show the size there)

There's a giant difference between 32x32 and 256x256. Mainly Aliasing. There isn't nearly as much aliasing in items and blocks that your holding, but there still is aliasing in the world unless you turn on Anti-Aliasing with optifine, BUT a 32x32 with Anti-Aliasing will STILL have aliasing on...

Lol my computer isnt that great... Though starting the game with a 512x512 texture pack takes like 3 minutes to load. I'm figuring thats due to the speed of my hdd. does anyone know if thats the case? It makes sense to me because Its having to load an 80mb texture pack which takes time to load...

IGN: NowInTheWarzone Age:16 Country:United States of America Have you ever been banned from a server before?: (if so how?)Nope Never Experience with mods?:Ive been playing with the same amount DW20 normally for about 2 years Will you use TS3?: Unfortunately Not at the moment (Mic broke) Answer...

AHHHHHH Im such an idiot XD. I downloaded the 256x256 version without realizing it....which is why i dont remember it using that much ram, it never did....

Everytime I try to open the Timer GUI my game crashes. Now I can tell what crashes my game about 99.5% of the time but this time I cant figure it out. And I cant go taking away 1 mod at a time till i figure it out since i have 60 of them. I use the DW20 pack, BUT, I import it to multiMC then...

Yeah I bought 4 more gigs of ram today cause it was 25$ and i happened to have 25$ left over from christmas. But yeah ill probably go with JSTR ive used it before and liked it

I dont see anything and I have nothing set in javas control panel. Ive gone back to faithful32x32 pack in the meanwhile... And I may buy 4 more gigs of ram tomorrow and see if that helps at all. Its 25$ so what the hell why not

OK so raising it to 3gigs is letting me play without crashing but its still using too much ram, 4gbs. Do you know why its using more than its being allowed to use?

It was allocated to 512mb min and 1024mb max, when this happened. Should I lower it even more?

---Solved!!! I was using the 256x256 not the 128x128 as I had previously thought XD--- Yeahhh, so when I use the SphaxBDCraft with Direwolf20 mod pack support my Minecraft RAM usage jumps to about 94% and Minecraft is using 5GB of ram, roughly, windows uses about 3.25GB of ram when doing...