Releases: AmberIsFrozen/PW-GUI
Release list
v1.3.0
A fairly overdue release. At one point I probably had planned for more features, however responsibilities grew and I am no longer able to dedicate as much time as I did back then...
This is mostly a maintenance release with some new user-facing features to make it less painful to use the application.
New: Modrinth Pack (.mrpack) import
It is now possible to create a new packwiz modpack from an existing .mrpack file. (#6)
Note that this is done by PW-GUI manually, and is not a part of packwiz.
Fix: NeoForge 26.x version dropdown
Since the release of NeoForge 26.x, PW-GUI's modloader version dropdown no longer works correctly.
This release fixes it.
Note: Packwiz also requires an update to be compatible with NeoForge 26.x. Please perform an update on packwiz first if you intend on performing operations for NeoForge 26.x modpacks.
Other Changes
- Added zooming to the GUI, up to 200%. This will hopefully address accessibility in some cases, as well as serving as a temporary workaround for Hi-DPI screens under XWayland.
- Added more icons to some commonly-used folder
- Added the ability to hold shift to select multiple files, and perform batch deletion on these files.
- Added the ability to show beta modloader versions, just like the "Show Snapshot" checkbox for vanilla MC versions.
- The Plain Text editing panel now uses RSyntaxTextArea, which provides syntax highlighting, and should be better to use than Java's own text editing panel.
- Improved performance on deeply nested folder.
- File Picker now uses the System File Browser dialog, which should be better than whatever swing provides (Made possible with newer FlatLaf releases)
- Many small UI changes
Windows:
For Windows Users, you may use the .exe wrapper, which can be found below.
Other systems:
Please download the .jar file below.
Note: The release artifact may take a bit to show up~
v1.2.0
This is a feature release following v1.1.0, notable changes as follows:
- Add an explicit Reinstall action in the Tool menu, which removes all metadatas and re-add them from CurseForge/Modrinth/Custom URL. (Project-only for now, it won't reinstall the same version yet)
- Add Cancel button for all progress dialogs which allows you to terminate a process abruptly
- Add Change License feature, a new button will appear if you select the LICENSE file.
- Add Author Name option in settings, which can be used to automatically fill the author name when creating a new modpack or changing licenses.
- Recognize Packwiz Meta File with .toml extension (Instead of only .pw.toml)
- Fix potential glitched entries in the file pane if there's a rapid change of files.
- Fix a couple of ways packwiz could get stuck waiting for the user's prompt
- Many small UI changes/bug fixes
Windows:
For Windows Users, it is recommended to use the .exe wrapper, which can be found below.
Other systems:
Please download the .jar file below.
Note: The release artifact may take a bit to show up~
v1.1.0
This is a feature release following v1.0.3, notable changes as follows:
- Add a fallback mirror for downloading packwiz executable (https://github.com/Kenny-Hui/packwiz/actions), as all artifacts in the official packwiz repository have expired as of this writing.
- Fix NeoForge version sorted from oldest to newest (Instead of newest to oldest)
- Add CurseForge mod version link when browsing CF metadata
- Add modlist generation, can be accessed in Tools > Generate Modlist...
- When upgrading between Minecraft versions/modloaders, PW-GUI will now prompt for mods/metadata that are incompatible after upgrade.
- Add the ability to drag and drop file directly onto PW-GUI's file pane
Downloads
Note: PW-GUI now requires Java 17 or above to run, you can download them at https://adoptium.net
Windows:
For Windows Users, it is recommended to use the .exe wrapper, which can be found below.
Other systems:
Please download the .jar file below.
v1.0.3
This is a minor release over v1.0.2, changes as follows:
- .gitignore preview will now display in real-time, similar to .packwizignore
- Add image/text preview support for .webp, .ini, .cfg and .mcmeta
- Improved filename detection for CurseForge Manual Download
- Added options to show the actual filename for packwiz meta file (.pw.toml)
- Add support for showing GitHub update meta when previewing packwiz meta files.
- More sensible width for tab character
- Add command history to packwiz console (Use Up/Down arrow key)
Downloads
Note: PW-GUI now requires Java 17 or above to run, you can download them at https://adoptium.net
Windows:
For Windows Users, it is recommended to use the .exe wrapper, which can be found below.
Other systems:
Please download the .jar file below.
v1.0.2
This is a minor release over v1.0.1, notable changes as follows:
- Packwiz modpack without a version should display more properly in the UI
- Add support for adding a Modpack Description (Only used when exporting Modrinth modpack)
- Add support for forcibly installing content to the current folder
- Previewing markdown files will no longer have the scrollbar scrolled to the bottom
Downloads
Windows:
For Windows Users, it is recommended to use the .exe wrapper, which can be found below.
Other systems:
Please download the .jar file below.
v1.0.1
This is a minor release over v1.0.0, notable changes as follows:
- Extended range of supported file formats that are similar (e.g. json vs json5)
- Fix datapack folder resolving to the filesystem's root directory if started with a
/ - Fix pack config always getting marked as save if the pack's minecraft version is snapshot
- Don't show file hash as
nullifno-internal-hashesis set totrue - Only treat
options.txtat the root modpack directory as Minecraft Options File, instead of any file named "options.txt" - Raise error if index file or file referenced within index file are outside of the modpack directory
Downloads
Windows:
For Windows Users, it is recommended to use the .exe wrapper, which can be found below.
Other systems:
Please download the .jar file below.
v1.0.0
NOTE: This version is OUTDATED and will not receive support nor further development
Initial release~
Note For Windows Users: Using the .exe executable on Windows is generally preferred, and can be downloaded below
For other users, use .jar instead.