[Official] We Need Your Help - Launcher Ideas
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I know that you guys have a set idea on how the launcher is going to look, but I found this image in an unrelated google search and I thought that it would be a great interface for the launcher 
Here's a feature that even a bitter young man like I would love to see introduced to the FTb Launcher: Empty Packs! Comes bundled with Forge(and any bits of forge that are needed), and NOTHING ELSE!
Thus one could add what they want to the pack, sorta like using MultiMC. This would be actually very nice to have, since MultiMC can be a pain to get it to do all the things I liked about the FTB Launcher(easily set perma-gen space and ram limits, change default screen size, and other things I can't access currently since I'm updating the FTB Launcher right now).
Thus one could add what they want to the pack, sorta like using MultiMC. This would be actually very nice to have, since MultiMC can be a pain to get it to do all the things I liked about the FTB Launcher(easily set perma-gen space and ram limits, change default screen size, and other things I can't access currently since I'm updating the FTB Launcher right now).
Yeah. It'd be nice because the FTB Launcher has some great features that I don't use much, if at all, due to using MultiMC.
ummm yeah
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Easily.. |FTB Launcher |MultiMC
---------------+---------------+--------
set perm-gen |No |Yes
set ram limits |Yes |Yes
set window size|Yes |YesEasily set up, sure, but easily set it once and I'm good? No need to copy those edits from one instance to another? That's why I like using the FTB Launcher, for one.
Here, I got a cool idea for ya:
If you go download FTB monster, for example, and then go to edit mods, there are a bunch of mods that are disabled by default. How does the common user know why the mod is disabled by default? It would be cool if you added a note or a warning for why a mod was disabled. Like for example, Blood Magic is disabled for having blood, Thaumic Tinkers KAMI (is that what it's called?) is disabled for being OP, etc.
If you go download FTB monster, for example, and then go to edit mods, there are a bunch of mods that are disabled by default. How does the common user know why the mod is disabled by default? It would be cool if you added a note or a warning for why a mod was disabled. Like for example, Blood Magic is disabled for having blood, Thaumic Tinkers KAMI (is that what it's called?) is disabled for being OP, etc.
I didn't see one. Do I win a cookie?
Besides, I'm not sure if you guys are really understanding what I'm trying to say...
I understand what you're saying (and think it would be nice in some cases), but I have seen the suggestion either in here or in another thread before.
Anyone who finds the person who suggested my suggestion before a suggested it gets a cookie. I didn't see it through this thread though, but I was just scanning it.