Hi everyone! Long time no see. I don’t know if many of you remember me, but I was a builder from the early stages of Adracraft, and I came over from Westeroscraft to lend a hand. After getting back my love to build amazing things, i’ve decided to join back with Ardacraft.
Firstly before I delve into my problem I am working with an early 2011 Macbook Pro that has OS X El Capitan.
However I downloaded the launcher, and when I click on the launcher, receive this notification. So I press the okay button and try again, and with that I am able to open the launcher (sounds weird to me). I downloaded just the ArdaCraft Modpack and not the other two packs, and checked for updates. So I press launch and then I receive this notification. The other window that pops up, “to use the java command line tool you need to install a JDK,” I have no idea as to why it is doing that, for I do have the most recent JDK and JRE.Does anyone from the development team, or friendly mac user have any insight on this?
It is also worth mentioning I have a similar problem when it comes to the Westeroscraft launcher. My Java Home Path is this. I was told by someone on the server that it was weird how I had my Path be directed straight to the plugin and not the actual java folder. And when I tried redirecting the path it to the correct folder, and sub folder, it would not work.
Thank you for reading and trying to help
~ Cartoon
No Java runtime present, requesting install.
Matts-MacBook-Pro-2:~ Matt$
That is what I get very weird. Along with that I received the same message as I showed before, where it gives me an option to add a java runtime. I clicked it again and downloaded it again, and it seemed to work this time because I receive this message on the terminal.
java version "1.8.0_91"
Java™ SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_91-b14)
Java HotSpot™ 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.91-b14, mixed mode)
It’s strange because I’ve downloaded that version like 50 times.
Sorry for a long response time Sunday’s are my only free days at the moment.
Mac used to come with a version of java bundled with it, but not any more. You probably have an old version installed (if you upgraded to mavericks from an older version of osx for example) - this wouldn’t be compatible with our modpack either way.
After installing that, when you run java -version it should indicate that you have java installed, and you should have a bit more joy with our (and probably Westeroscraft’s) modpack.
