Help with custom mod pack crash.

[FCPWiz]

Hi,

I made a custom mod pack with about 85 mods in it. When it is launched, mine craft opens, but with a black screen. A few seconds later, it crashes. I tried again with only IC2 EXP, and it worked fine. Can you find out what mod(s) is/are causing this crash? Here is the crash log: http://pastebin.com/A15dmnyM

 

Thank you so much!

Manny

[Stop mocking me0]

You need to link us to the sharing file you use to download it… 

 

 

You likely have either mods with missing coremods, too many ID conflicts, wrong mods from the wrong authors, or the wrong versions of some mods… 

 

Or maybe you computer just doesn't have the ability to run Eighty-five mods. Start with what you have and just keep adding mod after mod until you hit a problem, that should sort it out. 

[FCPWiz]

You need to link us to the sharing file you use to download it… 

 

 

You likely have either mods with missing coremods, too many ID conflicts, wrong mods from the wrong authors, or the wrong versions of some mods… 

 

Or maybe you computer just doesn't have the ability to run Eighty-five mods. Start with what you have and just keep adding mod after mod until you hit a problem, that should sort it out. 

Here is the platform url: http://www.technicpack.net/api/modpack/paradox-ii

[Stop mocking me0]

Ok, you know the file you're hosting on your dropbox, copy.com, or other sharing site?  We need that. 

[plowmanplow]

@stop mocking me0: The link he provided is quite sufficient to test the pack. I wrote a little web page you can use to easily break out the required information. Simply paste an API URL here: http://www.circlecraft.info/platform/

 

@FCPWiz:

• Unless you are using something like Flan's or Chocolate Quest which require a separate folder, your pack should only contain the following folders: bin, config, mods
• Your bin folder has extraneous stuff in it. Remove everything but modpack.jar.
• You have extracted some mods into your mods folder. Always follow the author's installation instructions but by and large you should never do that. Just drop the downloaded files into the mods folder. You might have better luck using something like Chrome or Firefox to download the mods.

Make these changes and if you are still having problems just come on back.