Going to try to assemble myself what I would consider the mother of all mod packs and runit on my linux notebook. Anyone have experience/advice for mod installs in linux or with getting this particular combo to work? I ran into some idea conflicts with this when I added eqex due to bc2 bucket filler. What's the easiest way to fix these?
Rp2 + bc2 + ic2 + btw + eqex on linux...anybody done it?
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Going to try to assemble myself what I would consider the mother of all mod packs and runit on my linux notebook. Anyone have experience/advice for mod installs in linux or with getting this particular combo to work? I ran into some idea conflicts with this when I added eqex due to bc2 bucket filler. What's the easiest way to fix these?
Eek.. doable but you may have to leave out either BTW or EE (personally i'd say EE.. it's horribly broken, game balance wise) as there might not be enough Block IDs
IC2 + BC2 + RP2 are easily doable without any Block ID reassignments. I did have BTW installed for a while but I basically wasn't using it and it was a major pain to update (in the jar only... no mods folder... no thanks) so I just ripped it out.
Either way BTW, RP2 and possibly IC2 you'll have conflicts there.so the main advice is take it slow and do things one at a time.
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Going to try to assemble myself what I would consider the mother of all mod packs and runit on my linux notebook. Anyone have experience/advice for mod installs in linux or with getting this particular combo to work? I ran into some idea conflicts with this when I added eqex due to bc2 bucket filler. What's the easiest way to fix these?
I have been using the ported mods @ http://www.mcportcentral.co.za/ - They run with Bukkit as a proper framework for plugins as well.
I run IC2, BC, RP2 with ease - I have tried numerous times with EE but have yet to succeed without issues. - If you need any sort of support with those 3, I'll be glad to help you out!
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Does it change much between Windows and Linux as far as install/config etc go?
If so I have
Mo'Creatures
Equivalent Exchange
BTW
IC2
Nature Overhaul
Red Power 2
BuildcraftIf it isn't major I could post my block IDs for each that I used....though I didn't take into account I use 1.15 so you will need to dance around new block IDs. With mine I think blocks 208 to 220 are still free
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I think the biggest difference in install is the zip process. I used windows zip file manager to mod the jar in win. What order did you dropl the jar modifying ones in?
shoudln't matter much, just look up one in $package_manager. I know 7-zip has a linux version but i'm not sure if it's got a a GUI there or not.
Still, nothing much will need installing into the jar, namely: modloader, modloadermp, the forge and BTW. -
If you prefer it in windows, you can just prepare your server package there, and later copy it to your linux server.
About your errors, how are you launching your server ? What parameters ?
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So far I have gotten Modloader, Modloader MP, Forge and optifine patched into my minecraft.jar. Having problems when I put *anything* in my mod folder: generally the same thing:
Any ideas?
I used mcpatcher as instructed for loading risugami, modloader mp, forge and optifine. then dropped ic2 into the mods folder.
I get a similar crash with BC2 atm too.Running mint 11 lxde.
update LWJGLEdit try it manually dont use mcptcher
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SOLVED!
Apparently I mis-loaded forge via the MCpatcher app. Always defer to the root directory of the zip file when using MC Patcher.
At least this gets IC2 working. BTW is still giving me a bad-drawable error.
Also BTW isnt 100% minecraft forge compatible
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update LWJGLEdit try it manually dont use mcptcher
yeah.. MCpatcher is an interesting idea but it's badly implemented. It never really works right.
Also: (to the original poster) what are you installing into the jar? BTW aside (personally i'd say leave BTW out of it.. it's too annoying to install and update) the only thing that should be in the jar is Modloader, ModloaderMP and the forge. everything else goes in the mods folder.
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I use a bash script to automated mixing things together.
Due to the crappy assumption of modloader (which is also used in the server version of modloadermp), I have to also add the mods to my minecraft.jar to make sure there aren't ordering issues, just 'I already have this' warnings. The files themselves are still necessary in the patch folder to satisfy modloadermp that the mods were in fact present.
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I noticed you didn't mention Optifine. I found some improvement and a lot of missing features and tweaks (the least critical but most wanted for me is texture swapping without reloading worlds). Given your lower system specs I'd go for either the 1.8.1 base or mid package; not the multi-thread HD thing.
