[CUSTOM MODPACK] ERROR DOWNLOADING FILE FOR THE FOLLOWING PACK

[Droarid]

I am pretty new to creating a custom modpack (not to installing minecraft mods though)

So, I created my own modpack, by using a tutorial.

The problem is, that whenever i try to install the modpack, the following error appears:

Dropbox  link:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/rzti7aoiatedwoq/modpack.zip?dl=1

Link to my modpack:

http://www.technicpack.net/modpack/amas-official-modpack.822565

Any useful help will be appreciated!

Edited March 17, 2016 by Droarid

[Munaus]

custom pack discussions belong in Pagoda.

Moved

[plowmanplow]

• Any time I see a "1.0" version I always remind folks to always increment their pack version number any time the pack data or metadata is altered.
• You should be using a development environment (like my BareBonesPack) to build your pack. Dumping hundreds of mods in a folder and trying to start it up is a path to heartache and sorrow.
• the file "MDK-1.7.10-8.1.9.265.zip" in your /mods/ folder is the Mekanism development kit and is only used by mod developers. It should be removed.
• We will need a clean Launcher log. Delete .technic logs, open the Launcher, try to install the pack, let it fail, close the Launcher, pastebin the Launcher log.

[Droarid]

Alright, so. I deleted the MDK zip, and reuploaded the modpack, and here is the dropbox link:https://www.dropbox.com/s/li6n8e7z6009obl/modpack2.zip?dl=1

Right here is the technic launcher log: http://pastebin.com/Trn1jxYB

[plowmanplow]

DropBox links should be changed thusly:

• Change the "www" to "dl".
• Change the "dropbox" to "dropboxusercontent".
• Remove the "?dl=0" or "?dl=1" completely.

That being said, it is failing on unzip by the Launcher because one of your files likely has an odd (non-ansi-standar) character in a file name. Looking through it a couple times I wasn't able to catch it, but I only spent about 5 minutes. Good luck.

[Droarid]

Any quick way i couldfind that odd character? o.o

 

[Droarid]

Nevermind, i found it with the use of a quick powershell script. It was mcheli apparently. Here is the code if anone else needs it: 

gci -recurse "<directory_name>" | where {$_.Name -match "[^\u0000-\u007F]"}