1. Team Extreme Launcher Minecraft

So, just recently, Minecraft released a new Launcher. The problem is, I can't figure out, for the life of me, how to make it play customized versions of Minecraft (Forge, for example) And it gives no option to do so. This was suddenly, and inconvenient.

Team Extreme Launcher Minecraft

Is there any way to start forge with the new Launcher, or a way to use an older Launcher to start forge? If you're thinking Technic and the pre-1.6.1 launcher, I tried that already. I'm aiming to run Forge for 1.9.4 Edited February 5, 2017 by MetallicGoat. Start paying a service contract with us here and then you can start dictating what we do and don't support.

The version works, the launcher works with the older versions. However we will not b e producing any new versions for old MC versions to fix anything that breaks. So you are on your own for anything that breaks. Simple as that. Your unsubstantiated claims of 'most popular version for modding' are hyperbole and not wanted here. Just because you think it doesn't make it true. Anyways, we do not support older versions on this forum because they are out of our control, don't like it, update.

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While having a placeholder block can definitely simplify the generation logic, I don't think it helps this particular issue. The problem here is that he didn't want the structure gen to force the load of a chunk, but without loading the chunk you won't know if the next chunk is suitable for continuing the structure.

You'd have the same problem with your placeholder block - it wouldn't be able to generate the structure even on the next tick because the next chunk wouldn't necessarily be loaded. There is really only three possible strategies. 1) When a chunk seems suitable to start a structure go ahead and force the additional chunks to load and then determine whether the overall area is suitable for your structure, 2) You can make the presence of the start of your structure force the next chunks to be suitable, 3) design your structure so it kinda works in all possible cases - like can extend into the ocean or into a mountainside or ravine, etc. I kinda like strategy #2 in terms of liking creating the best result (because the surrounding chunks will be purposefully generated to be suitable).