This is not a problem as a shortcut could link to the feed-the-beast launcher and that one starts the mod.I don't think that would be possible as the META-INF file is missing for the mods, meaning that the minecraft.jar cannot be launched from the command line or by java it's self.
Oh, it's open source ... Now I don't have to use decompilers! Yeah!you know the launcher is open source, right? https://github.com/Slowpoke101/FTBLaunch
The launcher updates every 5 minutes, why would you want to skip that?
/eyeroll
Noooot something I'd admit to have contemplated, love.[DOUBLEPOST=1357180977][/DOUBLEPOST]Oh, it's open source ... Now I don't have to use decompilers! Yeah!
Coulda fool'd me. I barely pay enough attention anymore to realize.the internal builds do, yeah, but we only release a launcher every 1-2 weeks
Sorry I didn't respond earlier, but apparently I hadn't pressed Post Reply. I've tried that, however, "args" doesn't seem to be used at all, and the Docs only say, "CLI argument" (command line interface). For this to work, people would have to install a new launcher. (Or they could open the jar and replace the LaunchFrame class but I doubt anyone wants to do that).ranger: all you need to do is check for arguments in the main class (the one with a method with signature "public static void main(String[] args)") and if the argument specifies a modpack let the use choose a profile (or use a default or also specified in the arguments) and enter password and then login to mojang and launch the modpack
there's no need whatsoever to even touch the launch button, (besides you can descend into the gui container tree and query the listeners all through public methods)
That would work as well.OR the launcher updates to acually use the args...