Hello people of the internet! I'm working on a soon-to-be free and open source modpack debugger kit written in python. It'll feature a ton of cool features when complete, listed below:
1. Debug project management, you can setup a "project" for a modpack's debugging session so you can continue debugging at a later time or date.
2. The big feature: Debug mode, if your game crashes, you can enter debug mode, which automatically removes half your mod files and gives you a prompt to launch the game, then if it crashes, you select that it crashed, if it doesn't, you select that it ran successfully, then the app automatically splits the mods into various groups of mods that crashed your game and didn't crash your game until eventually the app lowers it down to the mod causing the crash.
3. Mod dependency manager: This feature is helpful if you have mods that depend on other mods, you can bind mods together to ensure that when your mods are split in half dependencies are not removed from the mod that needs them.
4. Snapshot feature: This lets you take a snapshot at any given time of all mods currently in your mods folder, then when you add new mods and the game crashes, the debug mode doesn't need you to go through every mod in your mod folder, instead it only cuts in half the new mods and you go through the same process.
What do you all think? Any other features you would want in a tool like this?
by Desperate-Extension7
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This sounds like it could be really helpful. Could the snapshot or dependency managers help you keep track of if you’ve manually removed a mod and now have a ‘hanging’ library still installed?