Unable to get modloader mods to work in forge 241.

keybounce · September 4, 2012

I am unable to get modloader mods to work in forge 241.

Symptoms:

1. FML reports all mods as version 1.0

2. Server reports that I connect with no mods.

3. Log file shows no version information available.

4. Mods do work. However, mods that communicate with the server -- Superior Enchantment -- fail to be recognized on the server.

Here is my client launch script:

#!/bin/sh

MEM=250m	# 12w27a ran out at 200
	#
USER=keybounce
PASSWORD_HASH=-7622254910798163513
# Actually, seems to be session sensitive. Not sure when Mojang's servers time-out a session.
MCP="$HOME"/"Documents/games/minecraft/Tools/MagicLauncher.app/Contents/Resources/Java/MagicLauncher.jar" 

# Note that the mod list is backwards; the _bottom_ of the list (last one) goes first. Modloader goes
# at the end of this list, yet at the beginning of the screen listing.

ModDir="$HOME/Documents/Games/Minecraft/Playing/Mods/132"
JarDir="$HOME/Documents/Games/Minecraft/Playing/Jars"
Lwjgl="\
bin/lwjgl/jinput.jar;\
bin/lwjgl/lwjgl.jar;\
bin/lwjgl/lwjgl_util.jar;\
"
Lwjgl="\
bin/jinput.jar;\
bin/lwjgl.jar;\
bin/lwjgl_util.jar;\
"

Lwjgl_notused="\
bin/lwjgl/lzma.jar\
bin/lwjgl/AppleJavaExtensions.jar;\
bin/lwjgl/lwjgl-debug.jar;\
bin/lwjgl/lwjgl_test.jar;\
bin/lwjgl/asm-debug-all.jar;\
bin/lwjgl/lwjgl_util_applet.jar;\
"


# All single player, no longer used ...
SSP_MODS="\
$ModDir/Somnia v23-125.zip;\
/Users/michael/Documents/games/minecraft/Mods/124/Timber-124.zip;\
$ModDir/Shelf-125.zip;\
/Users/michael/Documents/games/minecraft/Mods/124/ClaySoil-124.zip;\
$ModDir/Biosphere-125.zip;\
$ModDir/WMLLStable23125.zip;\
$ModDir/SinglePlayerCommands-MC1.2.5_V3.2.2.zip;\
$ModDir/SaturationBar-125.zip;\
$ModDir/WMLLTest73412w27a.zip;\
$ModDir/mod_MumbleLink.class.zip;\

$ModDir/minecraftforge-universal-4.0.0.241.zip;\
"

MODS="\
$ModDir/MineVideoV1.2_2.zip;\
$ModDir/OptiFine_1.3.2_HD_U_B3.zip;\
$ModDir/ImprovedLogPlacing-132.zip;\
$ModDir/JustDW_2.3.2.zip;\
$ModDir/Mumblelink-252-132.zip;\
$ModDir/Superior_Enchanting-132.zip;\
$ModDir/TooManyItems2012_08_16_1.3.2.zip;\
$ModDir/WMLLStable32132.zip;\
$ModDir/ModLoader-132.zip;\
$JarDir/minecraft-132.jar;\
"

JAVA_OPTS="-Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true -Dsun.java2d.d3d=false -Dsun.java2d.opengl=false -Dsun.java2d.pmoffscreen=false -Djava.library.path=bin/natives"
# JAVA_OPTS is used unquoted so that the spaces will break it into separate options.
# Other filenames may have spaces and must be quoted.

CLASS=net.minecraft.client.Minecraft

cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/minecraft/
echo java -Xms128m -Xmx$MEM $JAVA_OPTS -cp "$MCP" magic.launcher.Launcher -lcp="$MODS;$Lwjgl" -showLog $CLASS $USER $PASSWORD_HASH
     java -Xms128m -Xmx$MEM $JAVA_OPTS -cp "$MCP" magic.launcher.Launcher -lcp="$MODS;$Lwjgl" -showLog $CLASS $USER $PASSWORD_HASH

Note that I switched out forge for modloader; things worked with modloader.

Here is the server-side creation/mod list:

#!/bin/sh
# Simple script to assemble the parts of a minecraft server.

# Where the files are located.
# Dated -- this is based on 125 when server and client used different mods.
# As more mods switch to universal, seperate 132smp and 132ssp directories becomes redundant.
ModDir="$HOME"/Documents/Games/Minecraft/Playing/Mods/132smp
JarDir="$HOME"/Documents/Games/Minecraft/Playing/Jars

# These mods are not yet up to 132.
# unzip "$ModDir"/ClaySoil_Server_125.zip
# unzip "$ModDir"/mystcraft-server-1.2.5-0.9.1.02-Forge-3.3.8.152.zip 
# unzip "$ModDir"/extrabiomes-2.2.7-cs-fix2-smp.zip
# unzip "$ModDir"/bunyan-1.5-smp.zip 

# For the server, we have two different sets of mods to assemble: Jar mods and Mod-folder mods.

# Jar mods:
TMPDIR=`mktemp -d server.jar.XXX` || exit 1
cd $TMPDIR
unzip "$JarDir"/minecraft_server-132.jar
## unzip "$ModDir"/minecraftforge-universal-4.0.0.241.zip
unzip "$ModDir"/FallFix_1_3_2.zip
## unzip "$ModDir"/ImprovedLogPlacing-132.zip
unzip "$ModDir"/ImprovedLog-132-noforge.zip
unzip "$ModDir"/MoreVillageBiomes-V2-132-smp.zip
unzip "$ModDir"/SuperiorEnchantment-132smp.zip
unzip "$ModDir"/WaterPropogationFix_132.zip
mv ../new_server.jar ../new_server.jar.old
zip -r ../new_server.jar *
cd ..

# Now for the Mod folder. 
# We have to clear the mod folder out all the time -- leftover files there are the biggest cause
# of problems. 
#
# I'd love to just blow away the mods folder completely, but some mods need various resources
# in there, that are meant to be customized by you. So they have to stay around.
#
# Bottom line: We remove the .zip files from the top level of the mods folder, and leave
# everything else -- config files, resource files -- for mods to keep.

TMPMOD=`mktemp -d mods.XXX` || exit 1
mv -f mods/*.zip $TMPMOD
cp "$ModDir"/twilightforest-1.11.3.zip mods
cp "$ModDir"/Ruins-1.3.2.zip mods

echo Done, leftover junk in $TMPDIR, old mods in $TMPMOD

(Yes, I know that the two mod directory server mods are not being used. That's not the point).

Client side logs: Modloader (mods work and talk to the server)

Sep 3, 2012 6:34:02 PM ModLoader init

FINE: ModLoader 1.3.2 Initializing...