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There should be no folder called magology. Move everything in there out and put them in the appropriate top level folders, and delete that magology folder. Bin Config Mods No magology folder. I'll post pics of the correct directory structure if you need it.

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Pastebin a crash log. Cog wheel, then open logs.

The Bin folder should have the forge universal .jar, renamed to modpack.jar. Your bin folder only has the vanilla minecraft .jar Your mods folder is empty. Instead, you put them in \magology\mods. Move them in the mods folder at the root, and get rid of the magology folder. The directory structure should look like this: Bin folder has renamed forge universal for 1.7.10 (modpack.jar) Config has all the config files that are generated once the pack is successfully launched once. Mods has all the .jar files for your mods. Don't put mods in subfolders. Forge won't see them. Zip it all up, Name your zip file modpack.zip, and upload it to dropbox. Increment your modpack version number in your Technic profile. Report back if you get new errors or issues that you are stuck on.

post a link to your modpack

pastebin a crashlog (Cog wheel in top right, then Open, then look in the Crash Reports folder and copy/paste the most recent one into Pastebin, and post the link. If there are no crash reports, then hit the cog wheel, and then Open Logs, and pastebin the most recent log from there)

You have two versions of COFHcore and Minefactory reloaded, and ProjectE for 1.8 and 1.7.10 After I removed those three extra files, it launched and I was able to build a world and start playing.

You'll need to talk to whoever runs the server you are playing on. Send them a PM, or maybe post in that server owner's update thread. If you're playing on your own, you can delete your .dat file to dump your whole inventory.

pastebin another crashlog

Is that the full log, or a part of it? If its just part, pastebin the full log.

Did you install 64 bit java? If you have other versions in there, remove them.

Use pastebin to post your log, and post the entire log, not a snippet .

After updating your modpack.zip, did you increment your modpack version number on tekkit? It didn't prompt me to update, so check that.

I have it running. 1) You were missing tinkers construct's dependency mod, mantle. http://www.curse.com/mc-mods/minecraft/mantle/2264244 2) You were missing a buildcraft library file, bdlib. http://www.curse.com/mc-mods/minecraft/bdlib 3) I updated buildcraft to the very latest version, just recently released. Try these things and let me know.

Post a link to your modpack and I can check it out later today. Pastebin the log too.

Do you have the actual buildcraft .jar in your pack? http://www.mod-buildcraft.com/releases/BuildCraft/7.1.13/buildcraft-7.1.13.jar

There's a log. Click the cog wheel in the top right, and a window will open. Then hit the Open Logs button in the lower left corner of that window. Pastebin the contents of the most recent log. Look in C:\Users\*youruserame*\AppData\Roaming\.technic\modpacks\official-counter-craft\crash-reports and pastebin the latest log from there too, if there are any. I downloaded and ran the pack, it works for me, so we can rule out a bad modpack. Also, make sure you are running a recent version of 64 bit java.

Pastebin a crashlog and provide a link to the modpack.

Running on much better hardware now. Running Opis now and then to catch and kill lag issues. Come and play, especially if you enjoy Rotarycraft and Reactorcraft. There are usually one or two active players around. Not a very busy server, but there is help if you need it.

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Most maps, things like damage indicators, anything that changes how the users world looks is generally client side.

Get rid of any client-side mods in there.

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Does the spelling of the forge jar in your batch file exactly match the actual file name? Is the batch file in the same directory as that file?

Need a bit more to go on. Does it launch and crash, and produce a log? Or something else? What are you seeing?