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Silas_N

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  1. I am using RLcraft on my computer and I followed an internet tutorial on what to do with the downloaded file. It told me to open up the downloaded file (RLCraft+1) and then copy the contents of the subfolder titled "overrides" into a folder within my minecraft folder (just to use as the directory file for the minecraft launcher) making sure nothing was in the mods or config folders beforehand. Then I said "replace all" to all the files with the same names, and then ran minecraft using the forge launcher needed. Yet when minecraft starts, and forge runs smoothly, I find there are only 4 mods loaded- the ones which you get by default with forge. Please help and many thanks! ps Other things you might need to know is that I already started a minecraft game (unmodded) using the special directory file, so all the default needed minecraft files I think are in there. I also tried doing it normally, using the dominant minecraft folder with the mods, and that gave me the same result. I'm using a mac, and I am in minecraft 1.12.2 which is the same version of forge I am using, and that the RLCraft mod pack said it worked for.
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  3. Hey I've been having the same issue as Infinite_Done, and I'm trying the same thing, but I don't know how to use this OpenJDK 8 to open the forge.*.universal.jar file. Can you let me know how to do this? It seems like it's still using the default jar launcher, and I don't know where to find it if I open it with other. When I navigated around my computer, I did find a folder titled adoptopenJDK8 or something to that extent, but none of it's contents could be used to launch the jar file.

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