Minecraft CurseForge

It depends on the license. When the license says something like:

You are free to modify, rebuild and redistribute the mod

Then you can create a fork and get it approved. But if not, you'd have to speak with the mod author..

Can you pastebin the json file so I can have a look at it?

(Just noticed that the file got rejected lol..)

It can take between couple of minutes up to 24 hours. It depends on the work-load, whoever is online right now, and on the stuff that is in your modpack. (If you have third-party mods that aren't on the list it takes longer)

Yup. Glad that curse listens ;)

1. Install Forge

2. extract contents into your minecraft folder.

Would love such functionality too.

(This post was primarily made to hide the virus from showing up in the last post)

I honestly did not understand your question... So the CurseLauncher can't find your minecraft launcher?

I already said, all things I knew but the best thing curse invented was tags...

http://minecraft.curseforge.com/mc-mods/world-gen/world-dimensions

This is maybe what you're looking for:

http://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/dimensional-control

If the license is okay for Curse then yes.

If it's not then you can include the configs for it, and just say: You can download MCMMo here.

https://github.com/mcMMO-Dev/mcMMO/blob/master/LICENSE

Mods must be open use, MIT/GPL style. No conditions beyond credit. Does not have to be open source. But no "you can use it IF xyz, and abc, and etc" Mods must allow pack creators to earn rewards.

 So I would say, it is looking good for you ;). But it takes longer to approve it!

// @include     http://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/*

 Add that into the includes and it should work ;) or just replace yours with this:

http://pastebin.com/pBSiUkSZ

Sorry. Doesn't work either. The script is pretty outdated.. Best way would be to make the modpack via the curse launcher..

Yes I guess you've to fiddle with config files for a custom dimension. The mod is very very poorly documented, so it's hard to exactly know what to do without source.

Not specifically just worlds, but MystCraft, RFTools are ones which can create custom dimensions.

ForgeEssentials can also create MultiVerse like dimensions.

I searched a little bit and this could be interesting:

http://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/simple-dimensions

Thank you :)! Will help me alot aswell

I'm very glad you could sort it out! ;)

Could I ask how you "enabled alpha builds" ? Would be interesting for me aswell ;)

Haven't played in a long time with Thaumcraft. But the best would be to look in Controls for it.

They're called Wand Foci.

It's possible that the key was rebound to something else..

From the wikia page:

A wand or staff, but not a scepter, can be equipped with any of several wand foci. When the focus-equipped wand is right-clicked, it will activate the special ability ("spell") of the focus, using up vis. Wand Foci can be stored in a Focus Pouch, which keeps them all in one inventory slot, or even in the Baubles belt slot. To switch between the Wand Foci in your inventory, press 'F' (configurable) with your wand in hand, and you will see all your foci arranged in the middle of the screen, where you can move the cursor to pick a new one. 'Shift-F' will remove your current focus without putting another on.