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Noob's tutorial for audiomod and modmanager

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shadowwolf

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Hi. I am new to modding minecraft. Can someone give me a detailed instruction, video, or to-do that would teach me all about it?
 
Malinax

Malinax

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Posting in the right forum helps as well. THIS IS THE OFF TOPIC FORUM. THE TOPIC ON HAND IS MINECRAFT BETA. THERE IS A FORUM FOR THAT. SWEET JEESUS I DON'T UNDERSTAND SOMETIMES.
 
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shadowwolf

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Malinax said:
Posting in the right forum helps as well. THIS IS THE OFF TOPIC FORUM. THE TOPIC ON HAND IS MINECRAFT BETA. THERE IS A FORUM FOR THAT. SWEET JEESUS I DON'T UNDERSTAND SOMETIMES.
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I didn't know mods belonged there >_>
 
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Matthew0307

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Modding minecraft is pretty ez. Usually, mods only involve u opening the minecraft.jar file, deleting META-INF folder, then placing all the class files inside it. Exceptions to this are mods such as the Aether mod, as it is a pretty in-depth mod. However, modding it this way causes problems for me since u cannot use HD texture packs this way (at least, not that ik of) since the HD patcher does not allow u to patch ur modded minecraft.jar. Therefore, I use MyCraft which allows u to let the minecraft.jar file be untouched, automatically updates all the mods for u (not sure how this works) but that is a huge plus, and allows u to disable individual mods. It comes with a different launcher "mycraft.jar" and also comes with an included flymod. To use it, all u have to do is place all the class files u would usually place in minecraft.jar into a folder named "mods" that comes with downloading MyCraft. Then u make a folder and place those files into it and ur done. Long reply but hope this helps. Oh and the link for it is: http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/141764-v173-mycraft-all-your-mods-in-one-place-232/
 
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shadowwolf

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Matthew0307 said:
Modding minecraft is pretty ez. Usually, mods only involve u opening the minecraft.jar file, deleting META-INF folder, then placing all the class files inside it. Exceptions to this are mods such as the Aether mod, as it is a pretty in-depth mod. However, modding it this way causes problems for me since u cannot use HD texture packs this way (at least, not that ik of) since the HD patcher does not allow u to patch ur modded minecraft.jar. Therefore, I use MyCraft which allows u to let the minecraft.jar file be untouched, automatically updates all the mods for u (not sure how this works) but that is a huge plus, and allows u to disable individual mods. It comes with a different launcher "mycraft.jar" and also comes with an included flymod. To use it, all u have to do is place all the class files u would usually place in minecraft.jar into a folder named "mods" that comes with downloading MyCraft. Then u make a folder and place those files into it and ur done. Long reply but hope this helps. Oh and the link for it is: http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/141764-v173-mycraft-all-your-mods-in-one-place-232/
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Seems great. I plan to get that.
 
xHallucinationx

xHallucinationx

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Matthew0307 said:
Modding minecraft is pretty ez. Usually, mods only involve u opening the minecraft.jar file, deleting META-INF folder, then placing all the class files inside it. Exceptions to this are mods such as the Aether mod, as it is a pretty in-depth mod. However, modding it this way causes problems for me since u cannot use HD texture packs this way (at least, not that ik of) since the HD patcher does not allow u to patch ur modded minecraft.jar. Therefore, I use MyCraft which allows u to let the minecraft.jar file be untouched, automatically updates all the mods for u (not sure how this works) but that is a huge plus, and allows u to disable individual mods. It comes with a different launcher "mycraft.jar" and also comes with an included flymod. To use it, all u have to do is place all the class files u would usually place in minecraft.jar into a folder named "mods" that comes with downloading MyCraft. Then u make a folder and place those files into it and ur done. Long reply but hope this helps. Oh and the link for it is: http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/141764-v173-mycraft-all-your-mods-in-one-place-232/
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Actually, patch minecraft, then mod. It works fine. Just sometimes patching reverts to old jar files somehow and you have to go through a big mess.
 
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