Pokemane

Take some time and read the sticky posts. There are like 4 different solutions to this.

Ahh. Well, then the problem must be fixed by someone with greater knowledge than I. Sorry :(

What version of Java are you using? http://forums.technicpack.net/index.php/topic,649.0.html

This is an honest inquiry into the similarities and differences between the two. I realize that Technic auto-updates with the latest Technic Pack builds (which are built specifically to work together) but has anyone used the MagicLauncher? It does some of the same stuff (mod selection without modifying minecraft.jar, memory allocation, etc). Just to be clear, I love the Technic Launcher and the project as a whole, and wish to see it flourish. My questions: (And I am aware that some of these may have been asked at different times in different threads, but I would like some sort of organized response on the matter! ) [li]Does it (magic launcher) check for block/item ID conflicts and resolve them? If so, how does it do it? (Studying this method, if MagicLauncher does indeed do this, and/or talking to sp614x about it may be of huge benefit to TechnicLauncher)[/li] [li]Will Technic Launcher be moving towards a GUI-based mod selection method similar to this? It would make it easier for people like this guy/girl to select his/her mods.[/li] [li]Will Technic Launcher allow us to create custom modpacks (this *was* asked before, I remember) and resolve ID conflicts for us (a la IDResolver, but without adding the GUI API and such)?[/li] Also, I think I'd like to try to use this to encourage some sort of intelligent and thoughtful discourse about the direction of the Technic Launcher and intended/suggested features and such. You guys have done such a great job so far, and I'd really love to see the launcher project blossom into something awesome, essential to any serious minecraft modder. I'll go first: I'd love to see the mod selection functionality that is in Magic Launcher in Technic Launcher. It seems to be able to allow you to select ModLoader, ModLoaderMP, Forge, OptiFine, and other .jar-modifying mods, without you having to modify the .jar yourself. This would be awesome, especially if I were to want to play Technic with the multi-threaded version of OptiFine or any other such mod. Also, link to MagicLauncher, because I forgot it: http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/939149-launcher-magic-launcher-097-mods-options-news/

Altering the vanilla pack is just like altering the regular minecraft directory, only in a different folder with a different launcher. But, to each their own. IMHO it's best to leave the vanilla minecraft launcher as vanilla and use the Techin Launcher as your mod hub.