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    [SOLVED] Cosmetic issue with mcmod.info

    xenoflot replied to xenoflot's topic in Modder Support
    OK, that answers that then. Thanks for the quick reply!
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    [SOLVED] Cosmetic issue with mcmod.info

    xenoflot replied to xenoflot's topic in Modder Support
    in-dev? Do you mean launching the game from within Idea? If so, yes. BTW Thanks for posting the tutoral on setting up Idea. It took a while to grok everything but I got there!
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    [SOLVED] Cosmetic issue with mcmod.info

    xenoflot posted a topic in Modder Support
    Hi folks, Just getting started with modding and looking at the mcmod.info file. In the supplied example_mod mcmod.info file it uses a number of placeholders for things like version. I've noticed some odd behaviour. In the file, it looks like this: "version": "${version}", Then when it's displayed in game, it looks like this: Version: ${version} (1.10.2-1.0) I checked the mcpmod.info file and I notice they're manually specifying the version number, rather than using ${version} Is this a minor bug? I note that the documentation https://github.com/MinecraftForge/FML/wiki/FML-mod-information-file makes no mention of these placeholders. Perhaps they're now deprecated? Cheers, Xeno

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