Woooo this is gonna be awesome! However, a question

[MooMin]

First off hello everybody.

Secondly/the rest; The mod looks funny/awesome I want to put it in my multiplayer server (just me, some relatives and a buddy of mine) so i wonder if that's ok? I guess so since it's downloadable but kinda wondering.

And, is it possible to combine this with tekkit?


Thing is im trying to make a world that's going to be navigatable with teleports/stargates so there's different worlds and this would make a great addition to the server. Imagine teleporting to a world that means there's a new world, then also you can lift off into space and venture round the solar systems

But yeah, can i somehow load this up in a tekkit server as a mod?

When i download the server file the launch shell tells me we're going to lead the lgm.jar which will most likely adress the mods. Im not sure what happens if i put all of them in my mods folder of the tekkit server but i doubt it'd work.

 

[Hypermegazord]

Yes, you can setup a Multiplayer server with Galacticraft!

I think it wont be added to Tekkit, but it will be added to Voltz soon.

 

[MooMin]

Ah, yeah im not really looking to see it added in tekkit,.. i just used tekkit as platform to start my server with. So far only added some plugins though.
Was just wondering if and how i could "add" the current server files to the existing server files and have it running as a mod. Im going to try either way eventually but there are people online now and dont want to kick them off

Thumbs up for the quick reply though!

 

[Hypermegazord]

You want the Galacticraft on the server?
You just need to install forge on minecraft_server.jar, then put Galacticraft.jar on "coremods" folder. If you have Tekkit on it, there's a small chance for a crash because of the incompatibility (I never tested Galacticraft with Tekkit).

 

[flashman111]

tekkit is not 1.5. so it doesnt go into core mods (for this version)

 

[MooMin]

Ahh ok, are you 100% it's the coremods folder? Because it's not there by default. I can always create it though.

"googling that now"

 

[Hypermegazord]

Ahh ok, are you 100% it's the coremods folder? Because it's not there by default. I can always create it though.

"googling that now"

Yes, it goes to the "coremods" folder if you're using 1.5.

 

[MooMin]

Yeah, fairly sure they renamed that to "/mods/"
Im gonna give it a try now

 

[MooMin]

Oh hah, im on 3.1.3 of tekkit ,.. not sure what mod/core version 1.5 you're referring to.

Think the underlaying minecraft version is 1.4 though

 

[flashman111]

3.1.3 is 1.2.5, and there is no version for that.
tekkit sucks anyways

 

[MooMin]

Ooohhh wait i missed a post of yours,.. my bad
I kinda overlooked the "

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tekkit is not 1.5. so it doesnt go into core mods (for this version)​

My bad, i apologize for the now somewhat annoying conversation you must be having hah,.

 

[Dunewolfz]

3.1.3 is 1.2.5, and there is no version for that.
tekkit sucks anyways

You just hate tekkit lol.

 

[flashman111]

Yup I do. I have a deep hate against Technic.

 

[exerpt]

The Technic launcher is alright, similar to the FeedTheBeast launcher which at this point seems to be the successor. Technic Launcher however did implement user made mod-packs much more effectively.

No need to be salty over a bad expierence Flashman111


@Moonmin,
If you want to run a server using Galacticraft and other mods you will want to know the following:
1. Galacticraft is released for Minecraft Version 1.4.7 and 1.5
2. Requires Minecraft Forge 6.6.0 or 7.7.0 respectively.
3. Minecraft Forge is the base of almost all modpacks, and so you should not need to install it if modifying an existing one
4. Bukkit Forge allows for the use of Bukkit Plugins alongside mods with limited functionality! (allows automatic world backups / saving and basic commands + better chat )

 

[Marc]

Yes, it goes to the "coremods" folder if you're using 1.5.

Oh. Let me go delete my help thread...