I had that problem, just install Forge over it... Or get the missing files sent to you and copy them into the given path.
But installing Forge over it is easier:
1. Go to http://files.minecraftforge.net/ and look for the right version, you can find it in the log. Alternatively you can try to use the latest version of Forge (for your Minecraft Version), but of course no one can say if it works with the modpack.
2. After you have downloaded the Forge version, in the best case as installer, you can install it. To do this, simply enter the path of your Minecraft installation FROM Twitch. On Windows 10 the default path would be: C:\Users\USERNAME\Twitch\Minecraft\Install
3. After Forge is installed, you can open the Minecraft Launcher as normal, then go to "Installations", select your game version, and choose the new Forge version under "Version". Unfortunately you have to do this with the TwitchLauncher at every start. Alternatively you can also copy the newly installed Jar files under C:\Users\USERNAME\Twitch\Minecraft\Install\libraries\net\minecraftforge\forge from the newly created folder into the existing folder.
Important: Copying the files can only work if you have previously selected the same ForgeVersion as the modpack uses by default!
Since occasionally I was missing even more files, which can only be seen when I start and read the logs again, I recommend to select the Forge version every time...
The game takes half an eternity to start with all the mods anyway, so the 15 seconds are not that important :D
Whoever finds some mistakes in my English, may keep them :D
The problem is CF is having issues internally. There isn't any problem with it using an ID as the whole system uses ID's and always has. This has nothing to do with Twitch or Overwolf.
"Curse.Radium.Minecraft.InstallTasks.ModpackInstallTask.Run() in C:\\tc\\2687c9b7271129d9\\desktop\\Minecraft\\Curse.Radium.Minecraft\\InstallTasks\\ModpackInstallTask.cs:111",
"Curse.Radium.InstallManagement.InstallTaskManager+<>c__DisplayClass41_0.<ProcessQueue>b__0() in C:\\tc\\2687c9b7271129d9\\desktop\\Curse.Radium\\InstallManagement\\InstallTaskManager.cs:309",
"Curse.Common.Extensions.TaskEx+<>c__DisplayClass8_0.<TryRun>b__0() in C:\\tc\\2687c9b7271129d9\\Components\\Source\\Curse.Common\\Extensions\\TaskEx.cs:77",
"message": "This modpack requires a dependency that is missing or no longer available. Missing Addon ID: 231951",
"type": "System.Exception",
"stack": [
"Curse.Radium.Minecraft.Installers.MinecraftModpackInstallerProvider.FetchDependency(Int32,ISet`1) in C:\\tc\\2687c9b7271129d9\\desktop\\Minecraft\\Curse.Radium.Minecraft\\Installers\\MinecraftModpackInstallerProvider.cs:229",
"Curse.Radium.Minecraft.Installers.MinecraftModpackInstallerProvider.FetchDependencies(AddonFile,ISet`1) in C:\\tc\\2687c9b7271129d9\\desktop\\Minecraft\\Curse.Radium.Minecraft\\Installers\\MinecraftModpackInstallerProvider.cs:205",
"Curse.Radium.Minecraft.Installers.MinecraftModpackInstallerProvider.FetchDependency(Int32,ISet`1) in C:\\tc\\2687c9b7271129d9\\desktop\\Minecraft\\Curse.Radium.Minecraft\\Installers\\MinecraftModpackInstallerProvider.cs:233",
"Curse.Radium.Minecraft.Installers.MinecraftModpackInstallerProvider.FetchDependencies(AddonFile,ISet`1) in C:\\tc\\2687c9b7271129d9\\desktop\\Minecraft\\Curse.Radium.Minecraft\\Installers\\MinecraftModpackInstallerProvider.cs:205",
"Curse.Radium.Minecraft.Installers.MinecraftModpackInstallerProvider.DoValidateManifest() in C:\\tc\\2687c9b7271129d9\\desktop\\Minecraft\\Curse.Radium.Minecraft\\Installers\\MinecraftModpackInstallerProvider.cs:187",
"Curse.Radium.Minecraft.Installers.MinecraftModpackInstallerProvider.Run() in C:\\tc\\2687c9b7271129d9\\desktop\\Minecraft\\Curse.Radium.Minecraft\\Installers\\MinecraftModpackInstallerProvider.cs:115",
"Curse.Radium.InstallManagement.BaseInstallTask.RunSynchronously() in C:\\tc\\2687c9b7271129d9\\desktop\\Curse.Radium\\InstallManagement\\BaseInstallTask.cs:273",
"Curse.Radium.Minecraft.InstallTasks.ModpackInstallTask.Run() in C:\\tc\\2687c9b7271129d9\\desktop\\Minecraft\\Curse.Radium.Minecraft\\InstallTasks\\ModpackInstallTask.cs:86"
]
}
}
},
Only you could roll a Mod ID die there by chance, which would be in there instead... But if you get the error described above, you may "keep" it
"Curse.Radium.Minecraft.InstallTasks.ModpackInstallTask.Run() in C:\\tc\\2687c9b7271129d9\\desktop\\Minecraft\\Curse.Radium.Minecraft\\InstallTasks\\ModpackInstallTask.cs:111",
"Curse.Radium.InstallManagement.InstallTaskManager+<>c__DisplayClass41_0.<ProcessQueue>b__0() in C:\\tc\\2687c9b7271129d9\\desktop\\Curse.Radium\\InstallManagement\\InstallTaskManager.cs:309",
"Curse.Common.Extensions.TaskEx+<>c__DisplayClass8_0.<TryRun>b__0() in C:\\tc\\2687c9b7271129d9\\Components\\Source\\Curse.Common\\Extensions\\TaskEx.cs:77",
"message": "Cannot find file System.Linq.Enumerable+WhereSelectListIterator`2[Curse.Radium.Minecraft.Models.ManifestResource,System.Int32] for addon 226406 in database. Aborting installation.",
"type": "System.Exception",
"stack": [
"Curse.Radium.Minecraft.Installers.MinecraftModpackInstallerProvider.DoValidateManifest() in C:\\tc\\2687c9b7271129d9\\desktop\\Minecraft\\Curse.Radium.Minecraft\\Installers\\MinecraftModpackInstallerProvider.cs:178",
"Curse.Radium.Minecraft.Installers.MinecraftModpackInstallerProvider.Run() in C:\\tc\\2687c9b7271129d9\\desktop\\Minecraft\\Curse.Radium.Minecraft\\Installers\\MinecraftModpackInstallerProvider.cs:115",
"Curse.Radium.InstallManagement.BaseInstallTask.RunSynchronously() in C:\\tc\\2687c9b7271129d9\\desktop\\Curse.Radium\\InstallManagement\\BaseInstallTask.cs:273",
"Curse.Radium.Minecraft.InstallTasks.ModpackInstallTask.Run() in C:\\tc\\2687c9b7271129d9\\desktop\\Minecraft\\Curse.Radium.Minecraft\\InstallTasks\\ModpackInstallTask.cs:86"
]
}
}
},
The timestamp does not seem to be correct, it is exactly 2 hours later than it says... :D But this is the last error I could reproduce again and again.
two friends of mine and I also suffer from the same problem... We are all customers with different ISPs, so we can rule that out. It shouldn't be because of the computer hardware, we all use Windows 10, but the PC configurations are sometimes quite different.
New installations have not been as successful as we had hoped for, today at 2 pm CET all went without problems, but since 4 pm nothing works anymore....
We always get a different error message, the addons alternate with the errors :D
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In reply to reb134:
Mec, qu'est-ce qui ne va pas, tout le monde écrit ici en anglais, mais notre Français ne comprend pas encore
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I had that problem, just install Forge over it... Or get the missing files sent to you and copy them into the given path.
But installing Forge over it is easier:
1. Go to http://files.minecraftforge.net/ and look for the right version, you can find it in the log. Alternatively you can try to use the latest version of Forge (for your Minecraft Version), but of course no one can say if it works with the modpack.
2. After you have downloaded the Forge version, in the best case as installer, you can install it. To do this, simply enter the path of your Minecraft installation FROM Twitch. On Windows 10 the default path would be: C:\Users\USERNAME\Twitch\Minecraft\Install
3. After Forge is installed, you can open the Minecraft Launcher as normal, then go to "Installations", select your game version, and choose the new Forge version under "Version". Unfortunately you have to do this with the TwitchLauncher at every start.
Alternatively you can also copy the newly installed Jar files under C:\Users\USERNAME\Twitch\Minecraft\Install\libraries\net\minecraftforge\forge from the newly created folder into the existing folder.
Important: Copying the files can only work if you have previously selected the same ForgeVersion as the modpack uses by default!
Since occasionally I was missing even more files, which can only be seen when I start and read the logs again, I recommend to select the Forge version every time...
The game takes half an eternity to start with all the mods anyway, so the 15 seconds are not that important :D
Whoever finds some mistakes in my English, may keep them :D
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I don't know what possibilities you have to create your own page, but the direct download link is missing the ModID in the URL.
(https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/metal-mining/download)
If you load the mod under Files, it works there you will find the ID in it.
(https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/metal-mining/download/3028797)
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In reply to Forge_User_93239049:
CurseForge Discord:
Claycorpheute um 22:50 Uhr:
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Before this error message always came up, even if you try to load another modpack now:
Only you could roll a Mod ID die there by chance, which would be in there instead...
But if you get the error described above, you may "keep" it
0.954683801149814
But this is the last error I could reproduce again and again.
1.93124141159961
Hey,
two friends of mine and I also suffer from the same problem... We are all customers with different ISPs, so we can rule that out. It shouldn't be because of the computer hardware, we all use Windows 10, but the PC configurations are sometimes quite different.
New installations have not been as successful as we had hoped for, today at 2 pm CET all went without problems, but since 4 pm nothing works anymore....
We always get a different error message, the addons alternate with the errors :D