I use Technic Launcher because it's the one that replaced the original Technic launcher which feature Equivalent Exchange 2 back in the old old minecraft days. Turns out that the villain was AMD's Catalyst installation package, and I was able to subdue the beast by the methods I wrote about above.Ī bit strange that the 'discussion' about various launchers instantly devolved into a free for all 'your choice of launcher sucks, use this other one'. I originally asked about how to get Minecraft working on Windows 10, then more specifically (here) asked how to get Tekkit going using the Technic launcher.

Who is talking about launchers? I know I am late to reply here, but I was moving. Technic Launcher barely resembles anything that used to be called Technic. FTB has been the new Technic for a while now. In current versions of ftb (1.7.10), microblocks maintain the blast resistance of the block they were made from.Anyone get Technic launcher version of Minecraft working in Windows 10? Please pass on your tech know-how. In older versions of ftb (1.6.4), Microblocks added by forge multipart have no effective blast resistance- even two obsidian slabs stacked to create an obsidian block. An overlay will appear when able to place a Microblock, which indicates possible positions for it. This can be done by simply placing a Microblock just like one would place any other block. Microblocks are made by combining full blocks or Microblocks with a Handsaw or other Microblocks in a crafting grid.īesides existing in many shapes and sizes, a major feature of Microblocks is that they can be placed in the same block space as other Microblocks and certain other blocks, allowing for complex structures or sophisticated decorations inside a single block space. A Microblock is a type of block which was originally added by the RedPower 2 mod, but has since been redone in the ForgeMultipart mod.

Forge microblocks 1.7.10 curse