1) Download and run the Technic Launcher (click).
2) In the "Modpacks" tab, copy and paste this link in the search bar: http://api.technicpack.net/modpack/gflash
3) Click "Install" and wait for it to finish.
You're done, click "Play" to start the game!
1) Install the latest version of Forge to your Minecraft installation (1.7.10).
2) Download the latest version of the modpack from the links below.
3) Extract the downloaded .zip file at the root of your Minecraft installation (%appdata%/.minecraft/).
Done, start Minecraft with your Forge profile!
Please keep in mind that it's advised to allocate more RAM to minecraft through your launcher!
3gb recomended, but 2gb will do as well; with 1gb (default) you should expect lag and more crashes (should still be playable though).
More than 4gb is not going to make a difference and you really shouldn't go over 6gb.
Also, make sure you can provide the memory amount you selected, it's recomended that: Free_System_Memory - MC_Allocated_Memory >= 2gb
Example JVM arguments for 3gb: -Xmx3G -Xms3G -XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC -XX:+CMSIncrementalMode -XX:-UseAdaptiveSizePolicy -Xmn650M
If the server doesn't let you connect, saying you're missing mods
or something simillar, it's probably time to update your modpack.
Just restart the launcher to detect the update and press Play,
it should give you the option to update then.
1) Make sure you're still running the latest version of Forge (1.7.10).
2) Download the latest version of the modpack from the links below.
3) Delete the folder "mods" at the root of your Minecraft installation (%appdata%/.minecraft/).
4) Extract the downloaded .zip file at the root of your Minecraft installation, replace any already existing files!
Done, start Minecraft with your Forge profile!
-Click HERE, to get the latest version! :)
-Click HERE, to get a list of older versions that are available for download.
-Click HERE, for the ReadMe (mod list/licenses/permissions/credits included).
-Click HERE, for the changelogs.
Having trouble? Contact the Gflash server's administrator, "Alex811"
(unless you're getting rare crashes, if that's the case, please try and run it a couple more times first)
Also, try allocating more RAM if it's a bit too slow.
Please keep in mind that I will provide no or very limited support for people with issues
related to their setup, I'm not obligated to deal with your old/low-end hardware, if my
modpack is not the actual problem.