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When you clicked the "share link" button right click the "download" button for the file and hit "copy link location"? I made that mistake my first time around, and it would only download as vanilla.
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All your folders are set up correctly and it isn't downloading correctly? Are you using Dropbox, by any chance?
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I had that issue when I was dealing with setting up my modpack. Let me go down a list of things that I did and tried. (yes mine works) - Are you using Dropbox? (this will determine extra help provided if yes) - Are you using WinRar? If so, I had a problem in which the archive .zip file wasn't being read correctly. I simply un-installed WinRar temporarily, reconstructed the .zip (just copied over the bin/config/coremods/mods folders) to a new zip and it was picked up. - What Teraku asked, what version of Forge and did you compile the modpack.jar correctly? - Did you make sure you can access the modpack when you put it on the internet? Either Dropbox, Google Drive, Mediafire, ad.fly? If there isn't a working link to your modpack, the launcher cannot download it. Get back to me with answers and I'll help as much as I can. Yeah, you forgot to ask more questions. You didn't ask enough!
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Did you R-Click the download link in dropbox (the sharelink screen download button) and click copy link location? If you don't do that it won't download.
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How wouldn't it be getting the .zip properly? Do I need to config Solder API as well?
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No, the rest of the log reads nicely and it isn't until it tries to find the modpack.jar that it goes wrong. Additionally, I did just manually insert the modpack.jar and all my mods/coremods into the launcher and it DOES work. But when I tried booting a second time it crashed as well. So now I need to find out how to get the entire thing to load the mods automatically and why it crashes like that. EDIT: Are you saying to make it just a regular file instead of a .zip with everything in it?
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It extracts the mods now (yaaaay) but not the .bin, and more specifically it cannot find the modpack.jar. There is a modpack.jar file there. https://dl.dropbox.com/s/8gcqauucq9bcxtk/PerseverancePackage-modpack-1.0.zip EDIT: It doesn't extract any of the mods, but it does go through the process of extracting things from the .zip instead of ignoring it like it didn't exist.
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You like putting things the amusing way, don't you? I do like downloads, by the way... >_>
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Well....I think I dun goofed again. :l This error is definitely new for me...
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Forgive the stupid question that is about to follow, I've been at this for a few hours (I'm a little brain dead now) and I'm just now getting help (thank you so much, by the way, both of you.), on the platform when it asks for the URL I just change it to "dl" instead of "www"?
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What's the difference and how do I get the dl.dropbox instead of www.dropbox? I'm not too familiar with the site and how it works. I've had past experience with it before, just not for this.
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Ah. Well I'm going to run the version you re-sent me... hopefully it'll come through like it should. (has fingers crossed) EDIT: Just loaded as Vanilla MC again. -sigh- Goodbye, WinRar. Hello again, 7-Zip.
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I'll give it a shot, if it comes down to it I'll re-download 7-Zip and remove WinRar. I don't truly have a 100% need for it. Though, how do you use 7-Zip like WinRar? (offtopic, yes)
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Coming right up, good sir. https://www.dropbox.com/s/m6xhvy54d73yzef/gees-modpack-1.0.zip (Don't mind the name so much, it's just a working name until I get the thing stable)
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Ok, so my modpack is mostly all nice and pretty now except when I go to retrieve the pack it fails and loads as vanilla. So doing what I can, I check the launcher log and it says: Now what I don't get is that the modpack is indeed contained inside of a .zip file. Would WinRar be the culprit here?