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Mod Loader Modrinth Page

Dasher

Dev Github for the modpack Dasher

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Optimization Pack that you can play in the servers and more!

  • ✅ Friend, Message And Invite System!
  • ✅ Multiplayer Server Support!
  • ✅ Shaders And Almost Every Optifine Features!
  • ✅ Decreased Loading Times
  • ✅ And FPS Boost of course :)  

Some Of The Mods!

Need A Server?

Server

Suggestions and Bugs should go in Issues, be as detailed as possible so things can be easy to add or fix!

Does not include mods, or most configs. Just pack specific stuff which is used when compiling the pack for curseforge.

Contributing

This repository uses packwiz, which allows a lightweight repository such as this to be built into a full modpack by downloading mods from modrinth or curse.

These instructions will be a simplified version from the packwiz installer tutorial, so if you run into any issues you should look there. First, clone this repository to wherever you want and use your code editor of choice.

To start, make sure you have a launcher similar to it such as Prism

Create an instance in the launcher with just the minecraft version (1.18.2), and latest forge version. Increase memory allocation if you want to (you probably do)

Download the packwiz installer jar from packwiz-installer-bootstrap, and put it into the /minecraft/ folder in the instance. If it isnt there already, you can just create a folder with that name.

Go to Edit Instance -> Settings -> Custom commands, then check the Custom Commands box and paste the following command into the pre-launch command field:

"$INST_JAVA" -jar packwiz-installer-bootstrap.jar http://localhost:8080/pack.toml

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Now that all of that is ready, navigate to the repository in your terminal, and run ./packwiz.exe serve

This will host a copy of pack.toml that is updated every time it is queried, meaning that every time you start the minecraft instance, it will be able to get the most updated version of all your changes, and update the instance to match, meaning that all you need to do to reload all of your changes is to restart your minecraft instance.

If you want, you could also write a batch script that runs the jar file in a similar way to how it is run at the startup of the instance, that you could run to reload the modpack without restarting the game.

Need A Server?

Hosting

Files you may want to edit

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┣ 📂config //Various configs for all sorts of mods
┃ ┣ 📂assets
┃ ┃ ┣ 📂\* mods // Renaming items for mods
┃ ┃ ┃ ┗ 📂textures // Textures for custom blocks
┃ ┣ 📂client_scripts // Scripts that load for the client
┣ 📂dasherfiles // The icons for launcher and in game design
┣ 📂mods // Mods
┣ 📂resourcepacks // Textures, includes some mods
┣ 📂screenshots // The screenshots you can accsess directly
┣ 📂shaderpacks // High quality shaders built-in
┗ 📜README.md // This file! Feel free to contribute
and fix any errors that you see.