If I read the license permissions correctly, I normally have the right to do what I'm doing, but to be safe, I'm asking anyway.

I'm doing some advanced modifications in https://github.com/matteo335/ChanceCubes for a personal purpose being the creation of a curseforge modpack for the moment unofficial (and that will surely remain so).

I'm just going to modify some stuff things that I can't currently modify in the mod.jar and then convert all (with my modifications) normally to .jar file.

As long as you aren't publicly distributing your version of the mod it's fine. Basically you cannot give this new jar, or pack to anyone else

Sadly the modpack will be public even if unofficial, and this mod version can easily be copied and modified.

So I will encrypt my version of the mod and add a password, or any way to limit/prevent any copy/edit of the file.

Unfortunately you cannot redistribute the mod in that capacity. Looking through your changes a majority of the things can be done through the existing system

I'm not sure I understood correctly.

But from what I saw in the .jar and what you told me in #260 some parameters are not modifiable in the .jar

#260 Doesn't change anything. Like I said, the chance values are on a normal Distribution. -200 to 200 have no difference from -100 to 100. If there is truly some feature missing you are welcome to make a PR*

• Ok, technically untrue as looking at the code, the mod values (-100 to 100) should cover all numbers within 2.5 standard deviations, so yes values could land outside this, but 99% of the values are within this range, so extending to -200, 200 only grants you that last 1% and the odds of getting a cube at -200 wich would be like 5 standard deviations away is like astronomically low. Basically I'm just trying to get across is that it's not a 0.25% chance of each value occurring