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Testbed
A platform for conducting rigorous, transparent, and replicable testing of Mods.
Quick answer
Which Testbed release should I use?
Testbed-1.2.zip is a complete pack release for 1.7.10 with Forge 10.13.4.1492. Install it as its own launcher instance. If the creator publishes a separate server file, make sure it names this exact pack release. 10 mods in this pack file.
Pack setup
How should I set up Testbed for players and a server?
Use Testbed-1.2.zip as the pack version. Install the pack as its own launcher instance. The creator’s listing does not name a separate server file, so check the release notes before setting up a dedicated server. Do not upload the ordinary client folder blindly.
A pack is a matched client and server setup, not one mod with an install-side label. Keep its release, loader, manifest and overrides together.
These numbers come from the pack file you chose. “Not labelled” means we don’t know which side it belongs on—not that it is safe everywhere. The file count is not a RAM estimate.
What are the server requirements for Testbed?
Testbed-1.2.zip. Change the pack release and its contents or setup may change too.
The selected pack release is Testbed-1.2.zip. That file is for Minecraft 1.7.10 with Forge 10.13.4.1492. It contains 10 mod projects. The creator’s listing does not name a separate server file. Check their notes before using one, and do not upload an ordinary client folder or rebuild the pack mod by mod. A file count cannot tell us the right RAM, CPU or storage; size the server for the players and world you actually run.
About this project
What kind of pack is Testbed?
Why ?
I used to test mods interactions, see if no bug append, and to do so, it's always the same:
- new profile containing very few mods that helps.
- a superflat world using the 43:8 block.
- few repetitive commands.
So, after some exchanges with Squeek502, I had the idea to create a proper modpack as a "standardized" testbed available for everyone ! :)
The map preset included contain:
- block 43:8 as floor
- a column of conveniently pre-filled command blocks with redstone contraptions:
- Enabling/Disabling Daylight cycles.
- Enabling/Disabling mob spawning.
- Warp to different hours of the day and the night aswell.
- Incrementing or decrementing the time of the day.
- Activating or disabling weather auto-cleaning.
Mods included:
- Admin Command Toolbox
- Aroma1997 Core
- Aroma Backup
- CodeChicken Core
- Hardcore Map Reset
- Inventory Tweak
- NotEnoughItems
- NotEnoughResources
- Waila
- Waila Harvestability
How to test a mod/mods interaction ?
- Install and unlock this profile.
- install the required mods for the test (pay attention to the versions used).
- launch the profile and create a new world using the provided preset.
- Test things, or try to reproduce the bug you're aware of.
- ...
- PROFIT.
- Post your logs in Gist or any decent code highligting/sharing site.
- Create a new ticket in the issue tracker of the concerned mod(s) with the link to your gist.
Tips: if you want a swift and friendly answer from the mod authors/maintainers, be sure to be polite and don't assume a thing, you don't know how they work, something that look trivial may mean a total rewrite of a mod ! And also, they are not under your command, they may eventually accept suggestions or feature requests, but they don't have to !
Project description from CurseForge.
Pick your setup
Testbed by Minecraft version and loader
Choose the version and loader you play, then open the matching release.
Made local changes? Try them in a copied instance before touching a world you care about.
Recent files
Testbed versions and loaders
Looking for an older file? The official CurseForge project page is in Resources.