Kzitold

What do you mean by "finishing up the installer?"

I've heard some people were waiting for 1.13.1 before updating their servers due to bugs in 1.13.0, and I'm wondering if you all are skipping 1.13.0.

Because some people refuse to give up their favorite dead mods and too stubborn/lazy to find clones of those dead mods for more current MC's.

Feel so naked without JEI, Optifine, VoxelMap, etc...

At some point, Forge switched the loading gif to a png much like animated blocks in resource packs.

Isn't there a notification when you try to enter a world with missing blocks? This is done in the launcher. For the exe Launcher: "Launch options", click profile to edit, toggle the "Game directory" so it's green, type the new directory. For the jar Launcher: Select profile, "Edit Profile," "Game Directory" check box, type the new directory.

Thanks. It works.

I have 21 mods in .minecraft\mods\1.12.2 When I start up forge-1.12.2-14.23.3.2656, it says only the default 4 mods are loaded. I did try it installed properly. forge-1.12.2-14.23.2.2654 works properly though.

So just ignore it?

It just appeared in my .minecraft one day, and not entirely sure when it appeared or where it came from. Can't check this myself at the moment because thoughts coming to me at most inconvenience.

I know. The worst part is a Curse Premium idiot. They really should've known, unless they somehow found a job that doesn't require following instructions.

To end this. Though I'd understand if Lex refuses just because it's "people just being idiots."

Any chance of the Forge and LiteLoader teams working out some sort of deal for client Forge to come with LiteLoader, or is there some sort of security/trust issue preventing that from happening?

0.0.X is usually not a long wait, but 0.X may vary.

Twitch client, Minecraft, right click Minecraft profile, Open Folder. That's how you find the directory for a Twitch Minecraft.

It's my opinion. I never said you should, just that it can be done with enough poking around. I'm just not entirely familiar with the Curse/Twitch launcher.

I've never heard of Fastcraft, but I wouldn't trust code I'm not allowed to dissect.

There is a way to move mods from the Twitch directory to the standard, but I don't have my notes on me at the moment. But since I preferred the standard (since I find it easier to navigate,) I did code myself some PowerShell scripts to keep up to date.

Right. Never said it was perfect. Currently, it basically just navigates the page from within PowerShell by searching through its source code for certain labels, shifting the "focus" a few lines up/down to the line with the direct download address/href, and extract the address to download the installer.

I know. I haven't shared them. There's already a topic about my scripts from over a half year ago. But if you want to know the "why" here, the short answer is I'm a tinkerer and "that project" was like my introduction to coding. We all gotta start somewhere.

My schedule hasn't aligned with my friend's for a while, so I just recently noticed from that part of my script not working. When did it happen, and what's new with it other than layout?

FOR SCIENCE!!!

Oops. Forgot to check the nametags. My bad.

Than how is it relevant?

Is Teamspeak able to connect to MC servers?