A utility for the Kraft Sync for the administration who manage the sync info, can extract mod info from launchers or install the script to a Minecraft launcher instance/profile.
This page isn't complete yet, and this tool is experimental and can have many breaking changes
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Prism Launcher: Supports both Mods Info Converter and Script Installer.
Enabling the option
Disable using metadata for modsin the launcher settings will prevent the application from detecting the mods. -
ATLauncher: Supports both Mods Info Converter and Script Installer
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Modrinth App: Supports only Mods Info Converter, Script Installer support is blocked due to missing support for environment variables, See Feature Request #1238
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MultiMC: We're still working on supporting this launcher.
This feature allows you to convert the downloaded mods info to the script data format from a Minecraft Launcher that supports downloading mods inside the launcher
We might add more features like uploading the data directly to where the sync info data exist using a Cloud provider, or build the Pre-Launch command with the selected launcher, configuring the sync script with different options, and more.
Right now don't have a UI or a web application for selecting, updating, search, configuring all the mods for example and give you the data to use, as right now you will have to manually deal with json and get the info you need like the url of the mod in the json, or the file integrity info, which can be very time-consuming especially if you have a large amount of mods, we provided an alternative for converting the data from Minecraft launchers
So if you have mods installed in your instance in one of the above launchers, you can convert it the data in automated way, the script will get information like the hashing, the mod side (if it's server or client side) or the mod url (required) and all the available information like the mod name
if you have a launcher that have downloading mods directly from the launcher, and it's not supported in this list, feel free to submit a feature request in the issues
Most Minecraft launchers don't store Curse Forge CDN Download URL anymore, they usually store the project and the file id.
The application will send an HTTP GET request
to Curse Forge API which requires an API key
and has a rate limit.
To make the process easier, we already included a default API_KEY and the option to override it.
When possible, consider using alternatives such as Modrinth for downloading mods in your Minecraft launcher as this will make the process easier and faster with fewer errors as it doesn't require sending any requests using the network.
Some launchers store the download URL from the Modrinth provider, even if the mod is downloaded from Curse Forge. If a mod is not available on Modrinth, the launcher may only store the Curse Forge project and file ID. In such cases, the application retrieves the necessary information by sending a GET request as described earlier.
You can use this application to install/uninstall the sync script to any instance to the supported Minecraft
launchers, you can start the application, go to Installer tab, follow the instructions and once done, you
can launch the game, and you will have the script installed.