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# /vrg/ crawler
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If you're just here to use this modpack, see [the website](https://crawler.vrg.party).
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This is all the glue code and infrastructure to make the pack work. Read on if
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you want the gory details.
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## Goals
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- Turn minecraft into an acceptable VR co-op dungeon crawler.
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- Smooth over as many of the implementation details (including the fact it's a
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minecraft mod pack) as much as possible.
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- Auto-update clients automatically from the server config
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- Auto-update the canonical server from this repo.
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- Patch around the awful steamVR bindings setup experience.
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## How It Works
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This repo is primarily a [packwiz](https://packwiz.infra.link/)-based mod pack.
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All the mods are pinned to specific Modrinth versions and the configs (client
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and server) are versioned directly in the modpack. A deploy script on the
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webserver syncs this repo state to <https://crawler.vrg.party/pack.toml>.
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### MultiMC instance
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The MultiMC / PolyMC / Prism Launcher compatible instance zip is put together
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with minimal configuration in the `multimc-instance` dir. The instance uses
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[packwiz-installer](https://packwiz.infra.link/tutorials/installing/packwiz-installer/)
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as a pre-launch task to fetch the pack.toml file and actually download all the
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mods for you, including updating/removing mods as needed.
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The pack currently also autojoins the crawler.vrg.party server on launch. I _think_
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this is nice and saves a few clicks, but could be convinced otherwise.
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### Vivecraft Config
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TODO
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### SteamVR Bindings
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TODO
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### Mod Descriptions
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Somehow, there is no existing tool that really shows you what's in a giant
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modpack like this one. Sure you can stare at the multimc mods UI, or even look
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at the flat list of mods in a modrinth modpack, but that's not very helpful;
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it's at best an alphabetical list, all the library mods you don't really care
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about are mixed in there, and it's hard to tell what's actually important.
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So, I made `collect-mod-descriptions.py` to gather and update mod descriptions
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into a nice html page. It involves manually categorizing all the mods by their
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modrinth slug, which is a bit of a pain, but it's way more useful than a flat
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list (or even the author-provided modrinth tags, which aren't that good).
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To run it, first setup the environment:
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```sh
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python3 -m venv venv
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pip install -r requirements.txt
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```
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Then run:
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```sh
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python3 collect-mod-descriptions.py mods mods.html
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```
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The script will complain if some of the mods in packwiz aren't tracked in the
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python file itself (for manual categorization).
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## Server
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Since this is packwiz, you can use [itzg Minecraft Docker
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image](https://docker-minecraft-server.readthedocs.io/en/latest/mods-and-plugins/packwiz/)
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to (relatively) easily deploy a server using this pack.
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One difficulty is that this pack uses [Simple Voice Chat](https://modrinth.com/mod/simple-voice-chat)
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which needs UDP 24454 exposed to work. With docker-compose you can use:
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```yaml
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services:
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mc:
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ports:
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- 25565:25565 # minecraft TCP
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- 24454:24454/udp # simple voice chat UDP
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```
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to do this.
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## Web Deployment
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I set up a forgejo workflow to run on push to master. The workflow just sends
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an HTTP POST to the webserver, where I set up a CGI script (through nginx and
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fcgiwrap) that does the dirty work (git pull, update the multimc zip file); I
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didn't want to give direct SSH access to the server for this since it's not
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well isolated. Janky setup, but works for me.
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## Contributing
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If you'd like to contribute to this modpack or suggest changes, post in [the
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thread](https://vrg.party). We'll see it. Upload your `git patch` output to
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pastebin or whatever, if you're autistic enough to do that.
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