Minecraft Forge Not Appearing (Custom Modpack Help)

[Lostrokk]

Hey everyone.

I've been working on a certain Hexxit-inspired modpack for quite so time, but I can never seem to make it function properly on the Technic Launcher.

I've read numerous threads on how to structure a modpack correctly, but none of them seem to be able to tackle a certain problem that I've encountered. Whenever I add the modpack to my Technic Launcher, it boots up Minecraft, but the start menu always lacks a "Mods" and "Quit Game" button, almost as if it were a vanilla version of Minecraft.

Does anyone have any idea as to why my custom Modpack is acting like this? A bit of advice, or even a fix, would be nice.

Here's a screenshot of what the start-up menu looks like:

Before I forget, here's the list of mods that are currently contained within the modpack:

Minecraft Forge

Optifine

Render Player API

Player API

Kes5219's Utils Mod

Better Grass and Leaves Mod

Superior Enchanting

Twilight Forest

Tux Weapons

Village Taverns

Xeno's Reliquary

More Enchantments Mod

Metallurgy

MAtmos

IronChests

Inventory Tweaks

InfernalMobs

GrowthCraft

DungeonPack

Biomes-O-Plenty

Backpacks

Improved First Person

UsefulFood

TukMC

BattleTowers

B0bGary's Furnace Fuels

[TwoTails]

can you give us the link for your mod so we can see what you are doing wrong?

[Lostrokk]

can you give us the link for your mod so we can see what you are doing wrong?

http://www.technicpack.net/modpack/details/edge-of-the-horizon.143438

[TwoTails]

you forgot to put the H in http when you set the link

[Lostrokk]

you forgot to put the H in http when you set the link

What do you mean? On the platform url? The modpack location?

[TwoTails]

the modpack loaction

[Lostrokk]

the modpack loaction

Just checked the modpack location, the "h" in "http" is there, but there's an "s" at the end of "http", causing it to be "https". Should I remove the s? Sorry, I know nothing about links.

[TwoTails]

Just checked the modpack location, the "h" in "http" is there, but there's an "s" at the end of "http", causing it to be "https". Should I remove the s? Sorry, I know nothing about links.

no, the S means that it is a safe link, not a normal link.

[Lostrokk]

no, the S means that it is a safe link, not a normal link.

Oh, ok.

If you're willing to actually check the .zip file itself, here's a dropbox link to it.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/w4lt787vs0bzd38/Edge%20of%20the%20Horizon%20v1.0.zip

[TwoTails]

I I alredy checked it, it seemed fine.

[Lostrokk]

I I alredy checked it, it seemed fine.

I would assume it's a conflict between certain mods, then?

[TwoTails]

I would assume it's a conflict between certain mods, then?

no, when you set the link for you pack on the Technic website, you forgot the H in https.

[Lostrokk]

no, when you set the link for you pack on the Technic website, you forgot the H in https.

But it's right there....?

[TwoTails]

But it's right there....?

when I tryed to install it earler, it said in the console it wan't

[Lostrokk]

when I tryed to install it earler, it said in the console it wan't

That's odd, but oh well. What could the problem possibly be, then?

[TwoTails]

ok, now that I checked, you did a MAJOR fuck up, you put the zips for the stuff for the modpack in the modpack.jar, not the enextracted files.

(EDIT)

here is a fixed version of your modpack.jar with all of the mods you had in your old one.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/w061ce8h68o8d0n/modpack.jar

[Lostrokk]

ok, now that I checked, you did a MAJOR fuck up, you put the zips for the stuff for the modpack in the modpack.jar, not the enextracted files.

(EDIT)

here is a fixed version of your modpack.jar with all of the mods you had in your old one.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/w061ce8h68o8d0n/modpack.jar

Oh, thanks!

I didn't even realize.

EDIT: Oh boy, now I got this monster of an error:

http://pastebin.com/e2TBVZWT