JaiKai7

The bug thread for Voltz is down for me I can't access it so I've posted here. Upon updating Voltz this morning and my server to 1.0.11 almost all of the sound has been lost. There are no footstep sounds, no hitting block sounds, no mob sounds and many many more missing. I tried deleting the resources folder in both Voltz and Minecraft and that didn't solve the issue I also tried clearing the cache and that also didn't solve it. I'm running on Mac OSX 10.7.5 and running the launcher with Java 6 and server with Java 7 (the launcher issue on Mac still doesn't seem to have been fixed so having to use a terminal command for that) I was wondering if anyone else has encountered this issue and/or knows how to fix it? It is an absolute pain and very irritating I must say :/

You can't open it with the application or .jar though are you opening it with the command file?

Read the section telling you how to give it permission with a code in terminal.

Check my posts in some of the other threads with the same problem for the solution. Also 10.7 isn't Mountain Lion lol

You don't have to download it. It remains part of the system it isn't removed at all. That should still work for you.

Then you need to use a method I posted in a few other threads it'll be the only way. Even though the Java Website might say you are running on Java 6 Tekkit still defaults to 7.

Do you have access to Java Preferences in the Utilities folder?

Go to User>Library>Application Support>techniclauncher>logs

This is for those of you that have the new Java 7 Oracle with no Java Preferences in your Utilities folder. Java 7 will always default itself to being the main one. You have to force the Technic Launcher to open with Java 6 via the Terminal with a this code cd Downloads export JAVA_HOME=/System/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/1.6.0.jdk/Contents/Home java -jar technic-launcher-latest.jar This means you have to download the Technic Launcher jar and not use the Mac app for it. Your easiest way is to then turn that terminal code into a command that will open the launcher when double clicked/opened. I posted this in another thread, you need to use that code in terminal to open the launcher with Java 6 but you can't use the Mac Technic Launcher App you HAVE to use the .jar launcher. To turn that code into a command file open textedit and paste it in there. Select all the text and go to Format>Make Plain Text. After that do a File>Save and name it whatever you want but put .command at the end. Now open Terminal and type in: (chmod a+x ) with no brackets but make sure you keep the space and then drag the .command file into the terminal window, then press Enter. This will give the file permission to open the jar. Note that when you download the .jar for the launcher you have to either rename the jar to "technic-launcher-latest.jar" or remove "-latest" from the command. Also make sure you keep the launcher jar in the DOWNLOADS folder otherwise the command won't work. Let me know if this works for you as it works for me and I'm able to run tekkit & my server with it.

Java 7 will always default itself to being the main one. You have to force the Technic Launcher to open with Java 6 via the Terminal with a this code cd Downloads export JAVA_HOME=/System/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/1.6.0.jdk/Contents/Home java -jar technic-launcher-latest.jar This means you have to download the Technic Launcher jar and not use the Mac app for it. Your easiest way is to then turn that terminal code into a command that will open the launcher when double clicked/opened. I believe a thread with this should be posted up as a temporary solution until the launcher is made compatible with Java 7. I posted this in another thread, you need to use that code in terminal to open the launcher with Java 6 but you can't use the Mac Technic Launcher App you HAVE to use the .jar launcher. To turn that code into a command file open textedit and paste it in there. Select all the text and go to Format>Make Plain Text. After that do a File>Save and name it whatever you want but put .command at the end. Now open Terminal and type in: (chmod a+x ) with no brackets but make sure you keep the space and then drag the .command file into the terminal window, then press Enter. This will give the file permission to open the jar. Note that when you download the .jar for the launcher you have to either rename the jar to "technic-launcher-latest.jar" or remove "-latest" from the command. Also make sure you keep the launcher jar in the DOWNLOADS folder otherwise the command won't work. Let me know if this works for you as it works for me and I'm able to run tekkit & my server with it.

I found a better thread, the path is irrelevant. Java 7 will always default itself to being the main one. You have to force the Technic Launcher to open with Java 6 via the Terminal with a this code cd Downloads export JAVA_HOME=/System/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/1.6.0.jdk/Contents/Home java -jar technic-launcher-latest.jar This means you have to download the Technic Launcher jar and not use the Mac app for it. Your easiest way is to then turn that terminal code into a command that will open the launcher when double clicked/opened. I believe a thread with this should be posted up as a temporary solution until the launcher is made compatible with Java 7.

Read my edit. This issue will be the same with ALL Lion or above users.

"http://forums.technicpack.net/threads/white-screen-appears-and-disappears-quickly-when-launching.31393/" You posted there to downgrade to Java 6 from Apple. There is only one guide on there you CANNOT download Java 6 for Lion that I know of. EDIT: I also just removed Java and went to the site to test it, the site tells me I haven't got Java and that it needs to be installed. I install it with the automatic update that comes up on screen. I then visit Java's website again and test it and it tells me I'm running Java SE6 update 37. I can do this again and provide screenshots if you like. Also even with no Java installed the Technic Launcher logs still seem to insist Java 7 is running "[01:59:08] [sEVERE]Launcher is starting.... [01:59:08] [sEVERE]Launcher Build: '1.0.2.0' [01:59:08] [sEVERE]Allocated 1820.5 Mb of RAM [01:59:08] [sEVERE]Java VM: '1.7.0_04-b21' [01:59:08] [sEVERE]OS Version: '10.7.5' [01:59:08] [sEVERE]Is 64-bit: 'true' [01:59:09] [sEVERE][info] Downloading 'mirrors.yml' from 'http://mirror.technicpack.net/Technic/mirrors.yml'. [01:59:10] [sEVERE]Starting download of 'http://206.217.207.1/Technic/CHECKSUM.md5', with 3 trie(s) remaining [01:59:10] [sEVERE]Copying: /temp/file3121883685368852365.tmp to: /launcher/CHECKSUM.md5 [01:59:10] [sEVERE]File Downloaded: /launcher/CHECKSUM.md5 [01:59:11] [sEVERE][MD5 Mismatch] File '/launcher/tekkit/modpack.yml' has md5 of 'bdee005c1defc33cdafa7a5a6f858889' instead of 'a153f7d39fc0fb39a6808a6bc40c1909' [01:59:11] [sEVERE][info] Downloading 'modpack.yml' from 'http://206.217.207.1/Technic/tekkit/modpack.yml'. [01:59:11] [sEVERE][info] Downloading 'minecraft.yml' from 'http://mirror.technicpack.net/Technic/minecraft.yml'. [01:59:19] [sEVERE]Loading Launcher from 'techniclauncher/tekkit'" The Technic Launcher just doesn't want to recognise that anything other than Java 7 is on the machine.

I already searched, I can't find nothing and what I did find was you suggesting to use the guide on Apple's website. You cannot install Java 6 alone on Lion you have to have Java 7 & SE6 but apple gives you a guide to disabling Java 7 that obviously is not working.

You CANNOT install Java 6 on Lion or above as it downloads it from the software update which automatically downloads Java 7 so what you are saying is wrong. The only way is to roll back as suggested on the apple website which when you go to the java website to test it you are greeted with a notification stating you are running on Java SE6 update 37.