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Compatibility for 3rd party mods #17
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Thanks for the report. ModpackUploader simply reads your |
That worked! If you don't mind me asking, how do I add a 3rd party mod to the settings file for moduploader. Computronics is being treated as a curseforge mod by moduploader it seems, even though its a 3rd party mod that has never been officially submitted to curseforge |
I.. totally forgot 3rd party mods existed, I'll have to add handling of those ^^' |
It looks like that is because someone was an idiot and attempted to submit it to curseforge, optifine somehow was in the minecraftinstance.json as well because of this same reason. Computronics file id leads to here: https://cflookup.com/446346?fileId=3202390 Optifines file id leads to here: https://cflookup.com/462460?fileId=3253803
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Modpack Version
0.0.1
Describe your issue.
As mentioned in #16. The manifest.json created by modpackuploader is invalid for me. Curseforge is saying it references:
Looking those two projectIDs and file ids on cflookup tells me the two mods are: https://cflookup.com/462460?fileId=3253803 and https://cflookup.com/446346?fileId=3202390
There are 4 noncurseforgemods in the pack I am creating, computronics, a stellarsky bugfix, and a fork of malsiscore created by dockter. All 4 of these are authorized for distribution on curseforge via the allowed 3rd party mods list.
Crash Report
No response
Latest Log
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Have you modified the modpack?
No
User Modifications
No response
Did the issue happen in singleplayer or on a server?
Both
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