I don't know if you're willing to advise me or not, but I need help! I've been playing ftb through Curse for quite some time. The other day, it quit working altogether. I'd click on Curse and it wouldn't even open, let alone download. After many tries, finally, I removed the curse files and .minecraft, so I could start over. But, Curse wouldn't install, claiming it was already installed, even though I can find no trace of it on my computer anywhere. So, I tried what you have suggested here and it seemed to be working fine. It downloaded initially and afterward, began to launch. But never finished. Not even after an hour of loading. Still, no launch. I tried it again, deleting all files I could find for minecraft, FTB and the like. But the second time I tried to downlaod, the launcher behaved as though I already had the game and began the process for loading the game, even though I don't believe the game is there now and needs to be downloaded again. So, I am very confused and I have no idea where to go from here. Can you help me? Any ideas? From anyone (Doesn't have to be OP).
chris Podhola2 years ago+1
Thank you for your quick reply, but luckily, I did figure it out, finally (after about six hours of tinkering). All I had to do was use the launcher you suggested, but I needed to increase the RAM dedicated to running it. lol Sometimes the solutions are so simple, you don't think to look there.
THEJAWTHING 2 years ago
I have never used curse and I don't know anything about it but just from what I know about ftb my best advice would be to look for a .curse file or something where curse would install itself and what could be happening is ftb found it and is launching from the .curse file in your directory (%appdata%).
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