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Hi,

is there a way to get resourcepacks on a server?

 

i'm using : FMLClientHandler.instance().getResourcePackFor

but it crashes on a Cauldron Server

Firstly if you  are making a mod that disables xray texture packs try using a plugin so that the hackers don't know that you're checking. But it you want to do something else the best way would to be to use a packet to get whatever info you want(keep in mind that an entire texture pack will not be able to be sent w/o crashing or lagging the server badly)  and then send it to the server side.

The proud(ish) developer of Ancients

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I don't want to make any of these things. i have a tiny webserver in my Mod and i want to include the files in my jar. can i use the standart java resloader? i'm using the assets system because it's vanilla and all assets for a mod should be there.

if you mean downloading a texture pack from the server you could just use a server texture pack, its a vanilla thing but I have no idea how to use it due to me never setting up a server where it was needed.

The proud(ish) developer of Ancients

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