I have had numerous corrupted saves throughout my Minecraft experience, modded and vanilla, and I have never thought to look towards this mod. This mod basically allows to initiate a command to backup your world at any time and it is saved as a zipped folder in your FTB directory for the pack in a folder named backups. The world is also backed up each time you enter it. The world is also auto backed up every 30 mins (default). I think this mod is very important, and I think it should be added to more and more packs as they get updated. Keep in mind: the backup folder will eventually get very, very large after a while so don't forget to delete backups from several days ago.
The importance of the Aroma Backup Mod
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Ah, but it gets even better. You can tell it to keep only the last X many backups.
I just wish the mod could do incremental backups. I have a large world and only small parts of it change with any frequency.
Basically, I want something where every 10th backup or so, it does a full and the next 9 are incrementals such as
"c:\Program Files\7-zip\7z" u FullBackup.7z MyGameName -ms=off -mx=9 -t7z -u- -up0q3r2x2y2z0w2!Incremental01.7z
And then alternate between two sets of full backups (since deleting one will invalidate the incrementals after it, but I can usually get a usable world out of just the incrementals in a pinch.)
Time to find that mod's MCF post.
IMarv
Basically, I want something where every 10th backup or so, it does a full and the next 9 are incrementals such as
"c:\Program Files\7-zip\7z" u FullBackup.7z MyGameName -ms=off -mx=9 -t7z -u- -up0q3r2x2y2z0w2!Incremental01.7z
And then alternate between two sets of full backups (since deleting one will invalidate the incrementals after it, but I can usually get a usable world out of just the incrementals in a pinch.)
Time to find that mod's MCF post.
IMarv
I personally prefer WorldStateCheckpoints when it comes to a mod for backups.
it allows you to use it through an ingame GUI and you're even able to load up previous backups of your world while you've that world loaded, so you don't even need to exit the world
it allows you to use it through an ingame GUI and you're even able to load up previous backups of your world while you've that world loaded, so you don't even need to exit the world
It's a bit like BackupExec except it's not TOTAL UNMITIGATED HORSESHIT DESIGNED BY INBRED DONKEYBUGGERERS.