Step 5: Go to the instance folder you just created, either through the right click menu or the menu on the right side of MultiMC. Sprout is 1.10.2, so I'll be installing that. Create a new Vanilla instance with the same Minecraft version of the pack you are using. Step 4: On MultiMC, click "Add Instance" on the top left. We'll be using it in command prompt later. Click the address bar type thing and copy/paste the contents somewhere.
Step 3: On the top right-ish of Twitch, click the "." icon, then go to "Open Folder". Mostly because I already had it installed and my internet is acting up right now.
MULTIMC TWITCH URL INSTALL
Step 2: Install any modpack on Twitch like you would normally. I have it in C:\Games\MultiMC, but it doesn't really matter. The MultiMC download is a zip file, you can extract it to wherever you want to install it. Step 1: If you haven't already, install the Twitch app and MultiMC. It seems really complicated only because I'm trying to explain it thoroughly.
MULTIMC TWITCH URL HOW TO
Basically, any changes the Twitch app applies to that SevTech instance (like a pack update), applies to the exact same instance you will launch with MultiMC.Īnyway enough of that long introduction, let me show you how to do it. Any changes will apply to both, since they're the same place and files. It's a little confusing, but essentially:Ĭ:\Users\Mikki\Documents\Curse\Minecraft\Instances\SevTech AgesĪre actually the exact same folder. A symlink is kind of like a folder shortcut, except instead of a shortcut redirecting you to a folder, a symlink actually is that folder. What we're going to do is create a symbolic link, or symlink for short. You pretty much can't mess up your system doing this though. If I was a better programmer I could make a program that does it for you, but I'm not. Note that this does use command prompt, and I know a lot of people are scared of or dislike that sort of stuff. Well, apart from Twitch not showing any mods in the search until you hit refresh. With a little bit of fiddling, you can actually use both programs with the exact same instance, you get all the benefits of both programs and none of the downsides. I always see stuff like "if MultiMC could update packs, I would use it" or stuff to the same effect.
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