Vanilla Minecraft can get boring at
times. Even though we have many ways to customize the experience, sometimes it
is still not enough. We have already looked over how to install Resource Packs, Plugins, and Data Packs in other
tutorials on our website. In this tutorial, we will go over the more
complicated, however more rewarding, process of installing a Minecraft Modpack
to your server.
Modpacks are additional content
compilations made by independent programmers. They come in many shapes and
forms, therefore there is seriously no limit to how modified your game can
become. The process of installing such a pack is a bit more complex, but we have
simplified it into a few simple steps.
Q: I uploaded the server and it still
won't start.
A: Check if the server has enough RAM.
We recommend having 3-5GB of RAM for a server with modifications.
Q: The On / Off / Restart buttons do not
work.
A: Some modpacks do not pass on their
status information, so the site does not receive this information. If that’s
the case, you should follow the console.
Q: I don't have a start.bat file, how do
I run a modpack?
A: If your modpack is older, then you
need to download the Forge installer file with your required version for the
modpack. Upload the file to a folder created for the modpack. Run the uploaded
file and select the server-side option, and select the save location, which
should be the folder that contains the modpack files. After installation, run
the forge universal or forge file. In the white window that opens this time,
continue from step 6.
Still have questions or problems with
the installation of a Modpack? Give us a message to our Live support or
info@redfoxcloud.com with a modpack you want and we will be add it to the
installation tab ASAP.
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