Torezu

Quoted in triplicate for truth. If every user knew how to computer, (probably more than) half our job would be done.

You need a version number, banned mods & items list(s), and some uptime info. You also need to fix your title.

OP: Your image is broken, the colored text is hard to read, and your thread title needs to fit the required format. Please fix it.

On second thought, don't use a Small Scale Recruitment Thread. You're asking for too many people to do that. You need a proper server thread title and contents.

...if you're not sure what Jay? is talking about, you probably shouldn't be considering a project like this until you are.

It doesn't necessarily matter, and I could understand the mixup. That's one of the reasons you didn't get a warning. Necromancy's only bad if it's been a really long time (3 months plus, in my book), or it's off topic.

You need to provide more information. There's not an official bug board for the platform yet, but there is one for the launcher. Please go create a bug report there.

I have no clue what you're talking about, so why don't you post a bug report with logs as requested?

You've made it clear that either you're under 13 or your spelling and grammar indicates that your education hasn't been exceptional. If you get banned, it will be for starting a flame war, being rude, or name-calling. Feel free to describe why FtB is better, in as few words as possible so we can understand you. If you use more words, you'll probably have a mental meltdown, and we won't be able to understand you any more. Friendly tip for the uninformed: we're not in competition with FtB, and we never have been.

It's his thread, and the topic hasn't changed. Quit being snarky.

If you waited without playing, Minecraft isn't just going to spontaneously download stuff while it's not running. Also, you were called lazy mostly because you didn't say anything other than "it doesn't work, why?" - you were assumed not to have tried anything.

Please do a very basic search before posting. http://forums.technicpack.net/threads/error-parsing-platform-response.40276/

They keep using tha' word. I do no' think it means what they think it means.

Troll?

You may possess an inflated opinion of the amount of influence you have.

KEY!

You actually didn't. I assumed the server was also in the EU, because you said people could connect from there. It sounds like you simply have server lag that may result from a communications error. Has he tried updating Java on his end? I fixed many of my lag issues by doing that and reinstalling the pack I was playing with. Just make sure to back up everything.

This is true of any sounds that might come with mods, but the sounds for the vanilla game are not downloaded with the .jar, so you have to wait for those. I'd guess it's an easy way to get people started playing with a really small download, then follow up with sounds later.

If you just installed Minecraft in the new location (which you said you did), the \resources folder, which contains the sounds, slowly downloads over time - it's not installed with Minecraft. See if the sounds show up over the next couple/few hours.

Yeah, that's a DirectX glitch, and usually means the graphics card is dying, or at the very least insufficient for the current application. It could mean it's overheating. Try updating drivers, but keep the old ones just in case. If that doesn't work, I suggest moving to a lower resolution of your texture pack.

So, you're routing connections halfway around the world and complaining when ping times are up in the half-second range? Hmmmm. Of...?

Yes. Yes we can.

Statements like that usually mean it's time for a new avatar.

Where did you get that from? I don't actually do anything around here.

I think you're looking for the word derivative, and all Minecraft mods, including those that don't even share code with the game, fall into that category. There's no such thing as a legally valid copyright on the code for a Minecraft mod. The only thing that might be copyrightable is the artwork. I believe Greenwolf's reference above explains everything quite clearly.