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[[File:Swifty NewRepo1.png|256px|thumb|right|Add a new Repo Button]]
[[File:Swifty NewRepo1.png|256px|thumb|right|Add a new Repo Button]]
[[File:Swifty NewRepo2.png|256px|thumb|right|Repo Address dialog]]
[[File:Swifty NewRepo2.png|256px|thumb|right|Repo Address dialog]]
We are using Swifty as our repo downloader.
We are using Swifty as our repo downloader. Swifty is a simplistic modpack manager aimed to be a solution for communities hosting their own modpacks.
 
Swifty can be downloaded via this URL: https://getswifty.net/download.html
 


Download the installer and once opened, click the + sign in the upper right. In the URL, enter http://swifty.fparma.com/
Download the installer and once opened, click the + sign in the upper right. In the URL, enter http://swifty.fparma.com/
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After that Swifty should take care of the rest.
After that Swifty should take care of the rest.


 
=== Allowed Clientside Addons ===
We also allow the below client-side addons.
We also allow the below client-side addons.
* [http://www.armaholic.com/page.php?id=27827 JSRS]
* [http://www.armaholic.com/page.php?id=27827 JSRS]

Revision as of 09:41, 23 July 2017

Setting up Swifty & Installing the modpack

Setting up the repository

FPARMA is using several mods that adds new content and enhances the gameplay. The size is quite large so be sure to download it in time and test it out!

If you're having issues with ACRE (radios), try running TS3 and A3 as admin.


Installation

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Add a new Repo Button
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Repo Address dialog

We are using Swifty as our repo downloader. Swifty is a simplistic modpack manager aimed to be a solution for communities hosting their own modpacks.

Swifty can be downloaded via this URL: https://getswifty.net/download.html


Download the installer and once opened, click the + sign in the upper right. In the URL, enter http://swifty.fparma.com/

After that Swifty should take care of the rest.

Allowed Clientside Addons

We also allow the below client-side addons.

Troubleshooting Swifty problems

Finding the Log File

The Logfile can be found under the following path:

%APPDATA%\Swifty\Swifty.log

This path can be typed into your windows explorer (explorer.exe) in the address bar and then type enter. The text file should now open with the log entries inside.


Clearing the Swifty cache

TODO