Better Update Algorithm & Blacklist Base

Brief

This version improves the mod update method and adds a few responsive elements for the installer buttons.
We also have the base of a blacklist control that'll stop client-side mods from getting caught in the update process.

Changes

• Update button functionality - no longer deletes mods, only downloads missing serverside mods
• Installer buttons - will be disabled and will show a new message if the target application was detected
• Blacklist - early stages but will mark mods as client-side and will allow rejected some server-side mods

Installer Project & Beta Release

This will be the first release hosted on the GitHub pages site and will allow users to download the installer zip file.
Once installed, the program can be uninstalled and all relevant settings will be removed as well. We would like to establish this setup early so application-specific settings can be managed via the Windows registry at a later date.

New FTP Access Method for Mod Syncing

Using the built-in C# FTP Web Request class, I was able to dump all the mods from the server onto the user's PC.

This will delete all mods in the folder and put all mods from the server into that folder.
There is a planned change to prompt the user if they'd like to backup their mod folder beforehand.

Other incoming changes include:

• Installing Minecraft
• Installing Forge

First Release - FTP & Mojang Account Access

This program will help to make mod management really simple. When the window first opens, the program will poll the FTP server for any new mods and prompt you to download any missing mods. This action can be triggered again using the green button on the left.

Double clicking the text above the mod list will open your mods folder in a file explorer window. Any changes that occur in this directory will be reflected in the list. You can select one mod at a time and delete it using the bottom-right button. The top-right start button will go to the default Minecraft Launcher location to start the official launcher. Lastly, you can login to your Minecraft account using the menu on the left and clicking the login menu item. The Settings option is forthcoming and will allow you to specify a different mod and launcher startup location.