- A UNIX-like operating system (Linux, Mac OS)
- Bash,
tar, and Java JDK (java-latest-openjdk on Red Hat systems) - A forge installer jar
- Navigate to the setup/ folder
- Put the information about your mod in the modinfo.sh
- The file is already templated. You just need to plug in the information.
- Copy your forge installer jar to setup/forge/ and rename it to "forge.jar"
- Copy your mods to the instance/mods folder
- Copy any extra files you want in the user instance to the instance/ folder
- Run
./setup.sh- The installer will automatically set up all the files and create the files for you to share with your friends.
- Change the forge install directory to the setup/forge/client/ directory (in the packify folder)
- You only need to set up forge once (unless you change the version of forge used)
- After the setup finishes, the resulting files will be in the out/ folder.
- If you ever need to make changes to your modpack, just run
./setup.shto regenerate all the files.
To share your modpack with your friends, navigate to the out/ folder. In there, you will find a file named modpack-client.tar.gz.
Share this with your friends for them to be able to install the modpack. All they have to do is extract the archive and run ./install.sh.
To install the modpack on your server, go to the out/ folder and look for modpack-server.tar.gz. Copy this to your server, extract, and run the install.sh.
To run the server, do cd ~/nameofmodpack/ and run ./run.sh.