Mod Pack Update
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If anyone goes to the trouble of getting Biomes of plenty to work would really appreciate a config.
Yes I am lazy, but I really can't be arsed doing all that again after last time
What do you mean? It worked out of the box for me
Oh really? no ID conflicts with TF?
Maybe I should have tried befoe jumping to conclusions then
Edit: just tried and getting id conflicts with Natura.
Spitefulrain, what pack you using, ngt or wgt ? Also, and not meaning to be patronising but you sure it was BOP and not biomes xl ? I ask as I know biomes XL works out the box.
Oh really? no ID conflicts with TF?
Maybe I should have tried befoe jumping to conclusions then
Edit: just tried and getting id conflicts with Natura.
Spitefulrain, what pack you using, ngt or wgt ? Also, and not meaning to be patronising but you sure it was BOP and not biomes xl ? I ask as I know biomes XL works out the box.
This worked for me, i'm using wgt though so if you're using ngt it may not work[DOUBLEPOST=1369572974][/DOUBLEPOST]
Oh really? no ID conflicts with TF?
Maybe I should have tried befoe jumping to conclusions then
Edit: just tried and getting id conflicts with Natura.
Spitefulrain, what pack you using, ngt or wgt ? Also, and not meaning to be patronising but you sure it was BOP and not biomes xl ? I ask as I know biomes XL works out the box.
Just a note, you'll have to change the file to a .cfg file or copy and paste the contents into the file biomeoplenty creates because i had to make this one a .txt file as it wouldn't let me upload it otherwise :/
ty ty ty.
If I could like your post more than once i would.
I had issues changing the file into a useable .cfg so all i did was to copy / paste all the info into the existing BOP .cfg. (after deleting the origional content) as you suggested.
TLDR: it works !
Note: I am using the no gregtech version. So it would seen those configs work for both versions.
Thx again.
Make sure you're removing any type of client side mods (Minimap, InvTweaks, etc..)
It's simple. Since I agree with the FTB team on why the server isn't released yet I am not going to offer any help. Sorry.
I know the reasons for them not releasing, me and my friends were just going to mess around on a server for a few days while we are off and try out the 1.5.2 stuff
If you don't plan to offer a solution then don't bother posting at all.
People these days...
Disclaimer: This works for me, your mileage may vary. I'm only using the server setup I made until FTB releases one of their own, at which point I intend to switch to the one they provide.
This was made with the ngt version of the 1.52 client beta.
If you get nada, a syntax error, a "java not found", "java? what's java?", or a "how about a nice cup of tea?" type error, don't look at me. Just re-read my disclaimer at the top.
For the 1% this actually helps, cool beans. For the ones this frustrates, my apologies in advance, I am trying to help.
This was made with the ngt version of the 1.52 client beta.
- I created an empty folder for the server files (FTBServer).
- I downloaded a clean copy of the 1.52 minecraft server from https://minecraft.net/download
- I copied the minecraft_server.jar file into the FTBServer folder created in step 1.
- I then used the MinecraftForge.zip file found in the 152ngt/instMods folder of my FTB 1.52 client beta to update the clean minecraft_server.jar file. (if you don't know how to add the contents of the MinecraftForge.zip to the minecraft_server.jar, you're probably better off waiting for FTB to put a server out...)
- DO NOT delete the META_INF folder inside the minecraft_server.jar file.
- I copied the following folders from my FTB 1.52 Client (ngt version, remember) folder into the FTBServer folder: bin, config, coremods, lib, mods.
- Lastly, I added a batch file that executes the single line "java -Xms512M -Xmx1G -jar minecraft_server.jar nogui" and called it something obvious, like ServerStart.bat.
If you get nada, a syntax error, a "java not found", "java? what's java?", or a "how about a nice cup of tea?" type error, don't look at me. Just re-read my disclaimer at the top.
For the 1% this actually helps, cool beans. For the ones this frustrates, my apologies in advance, I am trying to help.
People's these days? I said if the FTB Team didn't have a reason not to release a server pack I would help. No offense was meant especially not towards you. On a side note, it is the Internet and from what I have seen barely anybody has thick skin here. (Or at least in this thread)
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I found a way to reduce the lag from the Beta Packs. It has worked for me, I can't promise it will work for everyone else. Having assumed you read the first part of my post open the spoiler below.
The first thing I did was move the instance from the launcher to MultiMC.
Once you You do that right click on the instance then click settings. Then uncheck the box in the middle of the settings tab labeled Use Defaults. You should then be able to edit where it says JVM Arguments. By default this has nothing in it. What I did was add the following: -XX:MaxPermSize=512m
Without specifically specifying that by default that is 64 MB. I did go alittle OCD with 512m but it should not affect you negatively. If you want to know what this option does, it basically increases the allocated PermGen memory. PermGen memory is short for Permanent Generation Memory. I could write a whole essay on PermGen memory so if you want to know more I recommend you look it up. Note that perm gen memory is not the actual memory allocated. It is used by the JVM to hold internal representations of java classes. Why this gave me good results, I don't even know myself. I just like to tinker with things alittle and sometimes good comes out of it.
Once you You do that right click on the instance then click settings. Then uncheck the box in the middle of the settings tab labeled Use Defaults. You should then be able to edit where it says JVM Arguments. By default this has nothing in it. What I did was add the following: -XX:MaxPermSize=512m
Without specifically specifying that by default that is 64 MB. I did go alittle OCD with 512m but it should not affect you negatively. If you want to know what this option does, it basically increases the allocated PermGen memory. PermGen memory is short for Permanent Generation Memory. I could write a whole essay on PermGen memory so if you want to know more I recommend you look it up. Note that perm gen memory is not the actual memory allocated. It is used by the JVM to hold internal representations of java classes. Why this gave me good results, I don't even know myself. I just like to tinker with things alittle and sometimes good comes out of it.
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