Zlepper

Whoopsi.. Check the latest version I added an option to edit data.

It seems that people have not discovered this due to my horrible documentation(or complete lack thereof), and even worse naming of buttons. If you want SolderHelper to pack mods that it has already packed, just select "reset database". Everything about the mods will still be known, so you won't have to reenter everything. And don't worry, it's only local where it changes a value in the the database to 0 instead of 1, so no harm will come to your actual solder database.

Which table feature? Edit: that feature. i'll look at it Edit2: Try now.

That is intended when making solder packs. SolderHelper will remember what mods it has packed before, and wont pack then again. This is done to minimize the data usage when uploading packs, and to avoid having to get a new md5 value for solder. If you want it to pack the mods again just click "reset database". This also only happens for solder packing, so if you are making a giant zip, then everything will still get packed.

Trust me, I do know "what" type of issue it is, and what could be causing it, but the mentioned function is pretty long, and the error log doesn't tell me anything other than a value hasn't been set. Considering that function moves around about 20 values it's pretty hard to figure out the issue without the line number. But I managed to fix the issue now after some intense debugging.

Sorry no, since there is no other info than a function. And it seems my own errorhandler isn't working, otherwise an errorlog should have been on the desktop.

I tested with both Windows 8 and Linux mint 17.1, so i'm pretty sure it's not that.

Everything works fine for me, so I have no idea what could be causing the crash. Out of curiosity is it the only file you have issues with?

The two differences are accounted for, and I am completely unable to reproduce the crash you are experiencing. Try sending your bibliocraft file to me, then I might be able to figure out something. That didn't make any resonable sense to me. But for you ftp thing you have to add the protocol infront of the ftp url, like this: ftp://zlepper.dk And to use mysql you don't need to have any uploading done by SolderHelper, it's just there for automating purposes. Also for your timeouts: Are you sure that you have opened to needed ports to connect to the mysql database from the outside of your network? That is usually what causes a timeout.

I could swear I had solved that issue shortly after he reported it. But i'll take a look at the old version of bibliocraft to see if I can find any issues with it. Also Ids is not something I have anything to do with, I'm just purely interacting with the mod files. EDIT: just tested again, everything is packed correctly, so without a log there is nothing I can do to fix an issue I can't find. To get a log start the program from cmd like "solderhelper.exe > log.txt". Of cause you need to navigate to wherever SolderHelper is installed.

Right now it only works if solder is running on a mysql database. I'm not sure what you mean by changing it. nvm i'm a derp when i'm writing things, fixing it now XD Right now i'm checking if you are actually connecting to a proper solder database, but some structures changed, so my detection changed a bit. But I will change it so it ignores the little difference between the two. The latest version can work with both 0.6 and 0.7.x of solder now.

Latest build now contains automatic upload to s3, incase anyone but me are actually using that

Update online that will allow complete autoupdating of modpack, and almost automatically modpack creation. The only thing you have to do yourself if add pictures, and make a version recomended or latest.

I would very much like to see what you did. Just zip it up, and i'll dig my way through it once my time frees up a bit :)

AAAAAnd: FTP support has been added!

Yeah, I'm still working on that. I have most of it working, but I can't, for my life figure out what is going wrong with my code right now. Also: Solder Helper will now remember where you chose input beforehand, so you can switch between modpacks without having to find the entire path again.

If you have been having issues with YAMPST then download the latest version of Solder Helper as it contains a fix towards some packing of YAMPST.

Acording to the amount of crash logs I recieved, then I don't think it will work. Personally I don't like Rei's. And mapwriter is already a part of opis, therefor it's easier to just bundle them up. Opencomputers gets updated more. And primarily it works with far more mods, and not just runs, but actually interacts with them. For a higher compitality in ComputerCraft you would need OpenPeripherals, which hasn't been updated yet.

The server has been updated to version 1.0.6 of the modpack.

The pack has been updated to 1.0.6. Update is live on both Launchers. Changelog: Bluepower has now been included as an alternative to ProjectRed. Buildcraft has been updated to now work with Railcraft. NEI has been updated.

I need more time to test it, and i'm not sure if it contain retrogen. Plus they are in the middle of rewritting the code, so bugs won't be fixed right now.

Hello Harry, nice to hear from you.I pretty much closed this server, but as the Technic Forums doesn't have a delete button I can't remove the post. The new server is here: '?do=embed' frameborder='0' data-embedContent>> Ohh, and say hello to Richie from me :)

The server has been updated to version 1.0.5 of the modpack.

Version 1.0.5 is now avaliable on the Launcher.

I do half the debugging on Windows 64x. That how i build the windows version too.32x however I have not tested throughout. Also, chancelog: Added the feature to select additional folders in the minecraft root directory. Just select them from the menu on the right. Now autodetects a few more mods. The "Reset database" button no longer forces you to reenter everything, it just tells the problem that nothing is on solder yet, so it will be readded should you run a solder run. Fixed a ton of visual bugs. Fixed a ton of other bugs.