It means that if there is any problem in the platforms it gathers data from, I am likely the only one affected by it, and I have time to react. But why make thingsĭifficult and make the little llamas jump unnecessarily over fences? …įrom a logistical point of view, having control over the metadata service ( ) is absolutely critical. Launcher and then export and have it just the same. If you could export said modpacks in the Curse approved format.Granted oneĬan simply copy the configs and mods over to a profile made in the Twitch Twiddles it's thumbs to get some major notoriety by allowing MultiMC toīuild mod packs thru the use of the Curse API. Yes, you'll get people going to your database, but what draw will they haveįor doing it? You have a chance right now, while the Curse/Twitch team They won't get Curse Reward Points from it. Overview license that you may not distribute their mod via any other It is the primary reason you'll see that when someone puts in their They've beenĭoing it since their creation going on at least a minimum of 4 years now. To share revenue with modders, mod pack designers, resource pack creators,Īnd other various forms of game altering extension developers. Upon a fear is the equivalent of shouting "The King is Dead!" when the kingĪlso, no one is going to flock to your database so long as Curse continues But to be stalwart and not even provide a capability based The future, and they can expect that as long ans the Open Source initiativeĬontinues that at that point in the future when things change the software Source software, people can expect that things like that might happen in I don't see the Curse API vanishing anytime soon.
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