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Today, when I opened the Twitch launcher to update my modpack's mods, I saw the message that they are "moving" to Overwolf. I downloaded this new launcher and see lots of problems. The CurseForge launcher itself doesn't work at all (yet?), you can't add mods to existing custom modpacks, can't create modpacks, and browsing non-official backs is completely broken, at least for me. I'm sure these things will be fixed with time, but I find it extremely off putting that they are going to tell me that I should prepare to migrate, and then give me a completely broken piece of software. I also have some fundamental gripes with the launcher that I noticed in the first 10 seconds of using it. Overwolf also has to be installed. Overwolf has 6 background processes. The Curseforge Launcher has huge ads. This has led me to search for a better launcher/system.

It requires forge mod to work. It also requires a configuration file on the config subfolder on the minecraft folder (%appdata%/.minecraft). The configuration file is generated from the configuration panel on Tw1tchCraft page, which retrieves Twitch auth token when you autorize the Twitch app. You have to place the configuration file prior to start Minecraft.

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I had about three or four modpacks installed through twitch. They announced the "exciting new partnership" with overwolf and I can no longer launch them through twitch, and have had to download this new client.

It doesn't have any of the launch options for the modpacks I know are already installed? I don't know where they were installed on my pc, I booted up twitch to check. The ftbapp can't find them either. I just want to clear some storage space and can't find any help for this.

Mods are perfectly safe to download as long as you get them from legitimate sites. I would recommend only downloading mods from inside of the Twitch launcher, from CurseForge, or from these forums (which typically link to a CurseForge page). All mod files uploaded to CurseForge have to be approved by staff members after they have taken a look at the files and made sure that they are safe.

Do not download mods from third-party sites such as 9minecraft, as they occasionally include malware in their downloads or label mods for different versions than the ones they support, which will only cause crashes.

Developer sites I'm usually never sure of since 2 (Chickenbones creator of Not Enough Items in 1.7.10 and prior, as well as Aidancbrady creator of Mekanism), while great developers, had ad site redirects to adfly, and aggressive ad sites then and today. MrCrayfish so far has been the only one I've had success with their site for so far with 'developer' sites. Not like all are bad, just my experience of course in the past. Their files were safe but those developers had me never wanting to try their mods out or update them with the 'adfly' obstacle all the time no matter the adblocker or 'avoidance' strategy. So be careful with some sites, Planet Minecraft also, a good-ish site but some creators can be annoying with ad site redirects just to access their 'community content'. It's sad when people do that. I'd give them donations instead, not go through an obstacle to access a community creation :(.

This is a hopefully eventually comprehensive list of every game I can find that has twitch integration, or has mods that offer twitch integration, including games that are made purely *for* twitch integration or games that only work while streaming live. The list will start with games I have personal experience with but I will also update it with any suggestions from comments.

Modpacks are just collections of mods sometimes tweaked with configs obviously (if a server pack then you'll have to be careful as if it's built to work a certain way it is expected to work with those files).

You can just get mods to make your own modpack instead of relying on modpacks made by other players and do whatever you want with the mods of your choice you don't need a modpack if you know how to install Forge, Liteloader, Rift, Fabric and setup your own.

Depends on what you really want of course but it is really easy to do and you don't have to rely on modpacks or Twitch to have fun with mods once you know how to setup a modloader no matter the version of Minecraft 1.6.4+ (pointing out 1.6 due to how the Vanilla Launcher and otherwise can work with Forge as 1.5.2 and prior have core mod folders [sometimes the Vanilla Launcher doesn't like to work with those older versions so I recommend MultiMC for those] and other things of course. Modding the game hasn't changed for players since 1.6 up to 1.14.4 at all like it does for developers every so often).

Additionally to moderator and "x-month subscriber" the streamer could appoint different users as some custom positions/ranks like "VIP" or "Voter" or "Fortnite dancer" or whatever the streamer can come up with. And of course give them custom rights. Like special specific channel emotes or rights to vote in a poll on the stream to choose the next game or whatever interactive content the streamer can come up with. And aside from mods/streamer being able to magically grant said positions via a magical command, custom conditions could be implemented so that users could achieve (without direct intervention of the streamer) the rank/position through extensions and/or resubbing x times in a row or something

if they are inactive they shouldnt be a mod I think the mod system is the least of any twitch worries Especially with auto mod, The only reasons mods exists is for timeout and banning two functions that dont need to be split between layers

I think it would be useful if there were some other levels of Mods that are assigned via the streamer. I.e. Mod; Vet Mod' Community Manager, etc.. just to kind of help differentiate the mods a bit. Often times if a question is asked it may be answered by 6 mods and get 6 different answer, and also it would be a good way to sort out your active mods from inactive and so on.

What do you guys think about the two mod management software for KSP; the Twitch desktop app and CKAN? I've never tried the Twitch app until today (though I'm kinda burnt out on KSP and is in the "modded minecraft" phase of my "favorite games" cycle). CKAN has served me quite well until something breaks and I have to fiddle with the files myself which breaks the thing that keeps track of mods installed forcing me to manually delete and reinstall the 50 or so of them I have installed...

I have a bookmark folder of links to all the mods I use, and occasionally visit all of them to see if there are new versions. It's the first place I go whenever I start a new career, and the first place I go when I think I've found a bug.

I think it would be beneficial to allow mods to highlight messages in chat without the use of channel points, to allow them to broadcast messages to the chat an unlimited amount of times. Another related idea is mods being able to pin a message at the top of chat, in a similar position to the hype train. These could work as "/broadcast (message)"

Such an error might show up and you might not know what to do. There could be many reasons as to why this error occurs such as incorrect installations, firewall issues, or maybe even internet connectivity issues. Here we are going to share a few methods to resolve the Twitch mods not working issue on Windows.

.NET Framework is a software development framework that helps the software to run and build on Windows Operating Systems. Many software requires that you have the .Net framework installed and all the latest versions of it for better experience and functioning. This could be one of the reasons why your Twitch mods tab not loading. So to fix it, you can install the framework manually.

Download the latest version of .Net Framework from the official Microsoft website. Then run the installer and follow the installation wizard instruction. This should fix the Twitch mods not loading issue.

If you are still facing issues with Twitch app mods not loading, then the only thing for you to do is to format your system, install a fresh copy of Windows 10 and then install Twitch and see if the mods are loading now. The Twitch mods should now load and function like how they normally would. ff782bc1db