Game Mods & CurseForge
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More modloader support across curse without being required to use forge.
Options to chose between modloaders and supported mods/modpacks such as FabricAPI, liteloader, rift and so on.
Each modloader having it's own mods and modpack area as to not mix them up causing compatibility issues without including Forge as we are required to use at the moment (since that has been the only modloader on curse for a long time now)
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add developer stats to the user profile page
the authors dashboard displays various stats..it would be nice have total downloads and project count available on our public profile pages
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Twitch Bits Payout from CursePoints
Added twitch bits as an option for curse points payout
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DarkMode on curseforge sites
Ability to have a dark mode for those of us who has a dark mode!
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Upload mods and modpacks from client
Would be useful to be able to upload mods and modpacks in the client. With the primary request being modpacks as its a bit of a pain to export, change file name, and then upload each time. Instead, it would be useful to update the modpack, check everything, and then upload directly from the client itself.
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Linux Compatibility Improvements
Either on the client side or through the website to allow authors who are using STRICTLY Linux to use it. Without having to resort to complicated WINE installation.
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Provide a way to find new projects on CurseForge
It would be very useful to have a reliable way of finding new mods on CurseForge. There is the ability to sort by the project creation date, however this is not the same as a project being new, and has many issues that can harm the discoverability of new projects.
To give an example, many mod authors will create the CurseForge project page days/weeks/months before they upload a new file. The reasoning from this can vary but it's often because they want to reserve the slug ID, or an issue came up in development which has delayed release. Another possible…
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See download history per file
With the new csv export option for projects it would be amazing to see download history of each file. This could be included as a download button that only shows for members of the project.
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"Update All" button in mod list
When managing the mods installed in a pack, it's very common to want to update every mod with an update available. Currently, this requires scrolling through the mod list and manually clicking on all the update buttons, which can take quite a while even for modestly-sized (50-100 mods) packs.
A simple "update all" button, which could even be hidden in the "…" menu at the top, would make this so much less annoying and error prone (easy to overlook a button when scrolling).
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Has Dependency Icon
Next to the mod download on main page there should be a small icon to say the file has dependencies. Right now if a user clicks the quick download option there is nothing to tell them there is dependencies. This information is hidden in the files page. Which very few users actually travel to check for dependencies. Many mod authors I've talked to have resorted to "HAS DEPENDENCIES" messages/links at the top of the page.
This could be solved with a little icon, maybe even a number, next to the download button.
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Allow Mod Packs to include other projects.
Mod packs should be able to include projects other than mods. The most obvious example for this is the already existing customizations project type. This category is meant for sharing mod configurations and scripts, however they can not be used or included in modpacks. Worlds are also a project type that would benefit from being includable in modpacks.
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Optional mods in modpacks
When making a modpack it would be cool to have optional mods. This is a feature that exists in a few launchers I've created for other groups. It works by defining a flag on each mod (required, recommended, optional). Then when a user starts or installs the pack it asks if they want to enable the mod or leave it disabled.
The idea behind this would be to allow shipping mini-maps or performance fixed. While allowing users to disable them without unlocking the modpack and manually disabling the mods.
It would also provide a much better user experience. Along with…
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Author Project Filter by type
Would be nice to have a way to filter by type on the author project page https://minecraft.curseforge.com/dashboard/projects as it can be a pain once you get over a set number of projects. Mainly looking for a way to search for mods or modpacks. As well exclude unsubmitted and deleted projects.
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Add ability to download packs in client.
It would be very useful to have a way to download a modpack (or even a mod) to the Twitch client, directly from the website. This could take the form of a button on the wesbite that says "Download in Twitch client", and clicking this button would communicate with the Twitch client and prompt the download to happen.
Ideally, this feature would be handled by registering the Twitch app to handle a custom URI scheme. Microsoft has some more information on that here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/internet-explorer/ie-developer/platform-apis/aa767914(v=vs.85)
I believe the above approach would be ideal because it greatly streamlines the process for the…
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API access to csv data
Right now we can export projects via csv 1 at at time. For developer like myself with 60 projects this is very inefficient and requires automation to get down quickly. What me and several other developers would like is an API driven way to access the data exported. This way we can feed it into other tools and software directly. As well integrate it with our sites for the projects.
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See download history per Minecraft Version
With the new csv export option for projects it would be amazing to see download history by Minecraft Version. This would be move involved as it would take populating data based on file history. However, it could be used to give mod authors a better insight into which version has more support. If they see 1.13 for example only has 10 users but 1.12 has 1000. Then they can focus updates on 1.12 until 1.13 takes off.
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On each modpack files to be able to know exactly what version of the mod its being used
This will help mod developers as well as modpack creators as well as users, especially when a crash/issue happens and you need to know exactly which version caused the crash/issue
Also its just really nice to know what version of the mod a modpack uses... will help updating packs and pack management
5 votesHello, and thank you for taking the time to submit your idea! We are looking into this suggestion internally and will update this page once a final decision has been made. Please add any additional details that you think would be helpful in the comments! We are Listening!
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Add total size of modpacks (with all included mods)
Adding a display for the total size of a given modpack (actual modpack download with configs and all + all mods it includes) would be great.
7 votesHello, and thank you for taking the time to submit your idea! We are looking into this suggestion internally and will update this page once a final decision has been made. Please add any additional details that you think would be helpful in the comments! We are Listening!
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Advanced Search
Let us filter search by project type, so we don't have to sift through dozens of modpacks to find the mod we're looking for, for example.
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Project download data
Half related to https://twitch.uservoice.com/forums/915910-game-mods-curseforge/suggestions/36481525-project-data-graphs
Would be useful to see the source of downloads of a mod. Mainly in regards to modpacks vs downloads vs dependencies. This way mod authors can see where the downloads are coming from and decide how to best focus their efforts.
3 votes
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