Looks like the only way to close the client is to go to the menu exit. The upper right 'x' doesn't mean shut down program. It means minimize, which is confusing because it also has a button for minimize right next to it. I feel good about being able to minimize atleast...
And it loads on Windows startup, no thanks.... luckily another option you can change. All these default options should be installation questions not just dump it how/where you like.
So I successfully downloaded and installed DW2017 and the curse files to the desired location. Unless I gut the mods from the actual folder, it doesn't look like there is a gui provided to add or take away mods using the client.... which I find... odd.
Did you not notice the word "here" in the quote from the OP is highlighted as a link?
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Did you not notice the word "here" in the quote from the OP is highlighted as a link?
I totally didn't retroactively add that link in like 30 minutes ago. Nope nope nope
You can change all of that in your settings. "Minimize" is the default setting because that is what most tablet Apps actually do when you think you are closing them. In settings you can select to close the client when you click the traditional "Red X". You can also choose not to start the client on boot and a few other things.
Like any pack, you can navigate to the folder and drop it into the "mods" directory. And it's not really Curse's fault FastCraft isn't on Curse.
It's what I had to end up doing. No it isn't curses fault fast isn't a part of curse. That launcher doesn't have the ability to add any mods that aren't signed up. I understand that it goes against what I think curse was supposed to do to help devs. It is apart of the dw20 though. Wish that could be a part of the mf3 mod pack or really any self made pack being that any pack gets unplayable if fastcraft isn't added. If I have to add the mod manually, why have the curse middle man? Obviously this is an exceptional case because of how heavily relied upon fastcraft is to everything atm.