Nothing personal, it's just that these mods crashed my game in various ways (NEI plugins issue, memory issue, general lagging out). Anything from iChun (PortalGun, GravityGun, Hats.). There is no Xeno's Reliquary for 1.5.x yet In the end 2.2.4.0 seem to work alright, except extrabees doesn't yet have a version that works with that. Some versions also have issues with certain NEI plugins versions. 2.2.4.2 (the newest version currently) needs a very recent forge, which might not work with everything else.
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Since registration is free, I assume that hiding the "public beta" is not an intention, so I'll risk putting the direct link here for the download: įorestry seem to have all sorts of compatibility difficulties. There is no public release for 1.5.2, and you'd need to register to the CC forums to see this thread with the beta build. MachineMuse's Modular Powersuits: 0.7.0-517 Īndrew2448's Modular Powersuits Addon: 0.2.3-140 Immibis's Microblocks (core mod!): 55.0.1
I'm using build 311 (so 1.115.311-lf), because all the newer ones seem to conflict with NEI plugins, but build 311 works, and it seem to be fresh enough for all the IC2 plugins (I care about). All I can say is that I haven't met any critical issues for SSP purposes. Now I wasn't testing much yet, so I don't know how buggy some of these are. Please note, that some of the mods only support 1.5.1, but everything I link here works for me in 1.5.2. Core mods go to the coremods tab (I only have 5 here: CodeChickenCore, CoFH Core, immibis-microblocks, NEI and PowerCrystalsCore), the rest of the mods all go to the Mods tab. In the Coremods and the Mods tab you need it put all the. Some mods might not support the newest versions yet, while the newest versions of some other mods might need that latest forge. If you try to use a different build, you might end up with conflict problems. I'm using 7.8.0.705, because that was the latest one when I started to build the pack. In the Minecraft.jar tab click the MCForge button on the right side, select a Forge version and click OK. Right-click your instance, go to Edit mods.
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minecraft folder (in this case you already have a vanilla game, this way MultiMC doesn't need to download it, so you can play offline instantly). With the info in this thread you should be able to create the same pack for yourself in about an hour or so.Įither create a new instance with 1.5.2 Minecraft version (MultiMC requires your login/password to actually download the game), or Import existing. There were plenty of hurdles along the way, so I decided to share my final result with anyone who is in the same situation, but don't want to spend days figuring it out. I arrived to the point where everything seems to be running perfectly, and I have most mods I care about. So I spent several hours of my time to put together an instance with MultiMC, just for myself. I wanted to play SSP in a 1.5.x pack, with most of the mods from the FTB Ultimate, and some new ones that became popular with 1.5 After a month or so of waiting for an official FTB pack I grew tired.
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