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Mad Help

Minecraft map installer and more!

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Best match for your filters MadHelp-1.10.2-2.0.1.2-universal.jar
Game version 1.10.2
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Mad Help MadHelp-1.10.2-2.0.1.2-universal.jar targets 1.10.2. The project page does not say whether this file belongs on the client, dedicated server, or both. No extra mods listed for this file.

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MadHelp-1.10.2-2.0.1.2-universal.jar on 1.10.2. Every mod below is checked against that same setup.

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Built for Mad Help MadHelp-1.10.2-2.0.1.2-universal.jar on 1.10.2. Pick another file and the loader, install side or required mods may change.

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About this project

What does Mad Help add?

Mad Help is a mod designed for mod pack creators at the request of GreatOrator the creator of the tolkiencrat mod pack.

Features:

  • Map Installer
    This is mad help's main feature. It allows pack creators to set up a list of maps that the user can select from. The mod can then download and install these maps in the client.
    Along with full maps the installer is also capable of downloading specific regions and merging them with an existing map.
  • Splash Screen
    This is a configurable "Wall of text" that can be displayed the first time the pack is loaded before the main menu. It can also be configured to show every time the pack is loaded, When the pack is updated, When an online configuration file is updated or not at all.
  • Cheat Deterrent
    This is an option that allows you to remove the "Game Mode" and "Allow Cheats" buttons from the LAN Multiplayer menu. Of course if players are determined enough to cheat there are ways around around this such as simply disabling this feature in the config. But by removing the easy option this should reduce the temptation to cheat.
  • Online Configuration
    The json files used to configure the list of map downloads and the splash screen can be stored online e.g. in a github repository. This allows the pack creator to update the map selection and splash screen on the fly without having to release a new version of the pack.

Setup and Installation:

    • Installation
      Install as you would any forge mod. This is a client side only mod. Theoretically it should not cause any issues if installed server side but it would not serve any purpose.

    • Map Setup
      On first load an example configuration json will be generated config/madhelp/MadHelpContentList.json You can use this as a template to setup the map downloads. This json contains an array of objects one for each map. Each object has the following fields.
      displayName - The name of the map that will show in the download list
      fileName - The file name for the zip file that is to be downloaded e.g. ExampleWorld.zip
      description - A very short one line description for the map
      info - This allows you to add a bunch of information about the map. See the example that is autogenerated for more information about formatting

      releaseNumber - This is used for update tracking. It is a simple number that should be incremented each time a new version of the map is released. This is used to display a update notification when a map update is released.

      downloadURL - This is the link to the map download. This needs to be a direct download link. The download needs to be a zip file which contains only one folder (the world save file) You are allows to add other files to the zip such as text files for things like credits etc.

      isRegional - If true this download will be treated as a regional download. This type of download allows you to download and install pacific world regions into an existing world.

      regionInputPath - This should point to the folder inside the map download that contains the region files that are to be merged with an existing map.

      regionOutputPath - This should point to the destination folder inside the world folder that the region files are to be merged with.

    • Splash screen setupAfter first launch there will be a MadHelpSplashScreen.json file in config/madhelp this is used to configure the splash screen. This json contains the following fields.

      revision - This should be incremented every time the splash splash screen is updated. If using an online config this will display the splash screen whenever it is updated. As opposed to just the first time the pack is launched.

      infoText - See the generated example file for info about formatting the splash screen text.

    • Cheat Deterrent
      This is a simple option in Madhelp.json enabling it will remove the "Game Mode" and "Allow Cheats" buttons from the LAN multiplayer menu.
      Note. If you are using NEI in your pack NEI has a similar config option to disable cheat mode.

    **Note: This is a client side mod! It will crash if you try to run it on a server.

    This mod requires Brandon's Core version 1.0.0.7+ Available at: http://minecraft.curseforge.com/mc-mods/231382-brandons-core/files**

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