#Multimc 5 frame cap install

This is how I’m creating the USceneCaptureComponent2D: // Creating the render target UTextureRenderTarget2D renderTarget2D. So, when some event occurs, I create a USceneCaptureComponent2D, place it where the player camera is located, take the snapshot and set it in a UMG widget. Now you can launch the pack and play per usual. I’d like to be able to take a snapshot at runtime in certain moments. minecraft', copy all the files from the folder you opened in the first step to the folder you just opened from MultiMC. Now still in the Version tab of the instance click 'Open. Open the modpack overview and the modloader is listed right of the game version Click for Curseforge instructions Curseforge The easiest way seems to read the latest changelog for the specific modpack, alternatively in the modpack folder open the instance.json with a text editor and look for modLoader. (tested with dying light) For flatpak fixing is going to be messy most likely. the frame limiter should work in the beta image already, and stable should be fixed whenever that image gets promoted.

#Multimc 5 frame cap install

Then edit the instance, go to the Version tab and click the respective 'Install modloader' button in the left menu bar and install the packs modloader version. For non-flatpak the issue seems to be using vblankmode1 instead of vblankmode3 in /usr/bin/gamescope-session. Once you have the packs modloader and version you can create a Vanilla instance using the packs Minecraft version. In the modpack overview, rightclick on the pack and click 'Open Folder', keep this folder open we will need this for the last step.įirst we will need to find the modloader version the pack uses, for launcher specific instructions see below. Open the modpack in your library, click on 'Settings' on the right side, then click the orange 'Open Folder' button at the bottom, keep this folder open we will need this for the last step.Ĭlick for Curseforge instructions Curseforge

Install the pack of your choice per usual, then follow these steps to find its Minecraft folder. The recommended way to install Curseforge and FTB modpacks is using the FTB launcher, you can get it on the Feed The Beast website.