Closed ConnorAtmos closed 3 months ago
Why does it create a .mrpack file when all I ask is server files?
The mrpack file is downloaded from the modrinth server.
If all you want to do is to install "server files", you can use the server
subcommand. This will however not install a modpack, but just a server.
Like how can I go on forge and it has a .zip of server files for pretty much all modpacks, but that's not possible with mrpack-install?
I am not sure what your question is. I have never seen zip files for all modpacks on forge (the Forge website?)
Is there a way to actually get the files for this so that all I have to do is cd into the minecraft server directory and do ./run.sh?
Yes, the command you executed does exactly that. If you read the log output your command invocation produced, you will find an information about downloading the forge server. If you want the server to be installed automatically instead of having to manually download it, you can use the current beta release of mrpack-install.
Ok. I want to create a server for this modpack: https://modrinth.com/modpack/the-amazing-world-of-buddy/changelog
I run: mrpack-install JK8HDnay
It creates a .mrpack in ~/mc directory but it doesn't give me anywhere as to the location of the server itself
Why does it create a .mrpack file when all I ask is server files? Like how can I go on forge and it has a .zip of server files for pretty much all modpacks, but that's not possible with mrpack-install?
Is there a way to actually get the files for this so that all I have to do is cd into the minecraft server directory and do ./run.sh?