I'm running FTB on a brand new computer as a fresh install. I have the latest Java 64-bit installed to the default directory and am launching FTB from my primary hard drive with the path C:\Program Files (x86)\Feed The Beast
When I attempt initial launch of the newest Direwolf20 modpack, the console displays a lot of red text and eventually stops with an unhandled exception. Copy of console data linked here: http://pastebin.com/YAy8p8q4
I haven't tried launching any other modpacks at this time.
*Update*
I tried deleting the ftblauncher in %appdata/roaming and then relaunching fresh from a folder named "FTB" located on the desktop, and it successfully downloaded and installed the modpack and launched Minecraft. However, I now have the issue where as soon as it starts building terrain on a new map, it crashes, giving the following crash report:
http://pastebin.com/LE3GY97r
Obviously any help would be appreciated.
*Second Update*
I decided to disable ChickenChunks, as it is mentioned specifically in the crash log for every world I try to create, and the game was able to create and load a new world with no issues. I don't know exactly what ChickenChunks does, but it seems like it must have some sort of issue.
When I attempt initial launch of the newest Direwolf20 modpack, the console displays a lot of red text and eventually stops with an unhandled exception. Copy of console data linked here: http://pastebin.com/YAy8p8q4
I haven't tried launching any other modpacks at this time.
*Update*
I tried deleting the ftblauncher in %appdata/roaming and then relaunching fresh from a folder named "FTB" located on the desktop, and it successfully downloaded and installed the modpack and launched Minecraft. However, I now have the issue where as soon as it starts building terrain on a new map, it crashes, giving the following crash report:
http://pastebin.com/LE3GY97r
Obviously any help would be appreciated.
*Second Update*
I decided to disable ChickenChunks, as it is mentioned specifically in the crash log for every world I try to create, and the game was able to create and load a new world with no issues. I don't know exactly what ChickenChunks does, but it seems like it must have some sort of issue.
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