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My friend has an iMac laptop (apple silicon, same as mine except mine is a desktop). She has jre 8 installed and jdk 1.8 (yes the arm versions where installed) installed on her computer, but when she tries to launch the custom modded instillation for my server that's 1.12.2 it says she does not have java 8 installed. Mine runs fine and I have had no issues, I did not need to force it to find any file. She does have jdk 25 and temurin 17 installed also, idk if that is causing an issue? We went through the instillation and forced it to find the java file by selecting it in the executable line , but after we tried that, it still says the same error message. When we launched terminal to try and find the home for java 8 it keeps finding some java plugin that's not the main java file. Even when we select the java file in the jdk 1.8 folder it still says java 8 is not installed! I know a bit more then her but I'm no expert. Can anyone here help? She can't play on our 1.12.2 server until I can figure out a fix. Any info or help is appreciated!

Sounds like the Oculus mod is conflicting with Embeddium! Could you try removing or updating it to see if the crash stops??

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Okay, the fix is to remove mixinextras-common from dependencies in the run configuration.

If you aren't using mixin extras then you can remove mixinextras-common from libraries in build path then it should work.

Anyone know how to fix my issue? https://github.com/MinecraftForge/ForgeGradle/issues/1037

Thanks to your help, i spotted the problem. It was a version mismatch, i just solved the mess. Thanks a lot XD

Make a test without it first - if this works, try other builds

Should I reinstall the mod or something else ?

This is an issue with the mod projectile_damage-forge

https://mclo.gs/6MNLTw6 Sorry, try this

There is no access to the log - use https://mclo.gs/

I got a similar problem some hours ago Here's the log : https://aternos.org/log/ Please help me

Its immersive paintings mod

Nvm was infact able to get 1.1 Forge to work finally. Currently running, mod tested, and working fine on the current modern minecraft launcher

Base Minecraft

After much trial and error I also checked in with the COFH Discord and was able to find out that "DupeFix Project" was responsible for the crash (java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: cofh/thermalexpansion/gui/container/storage/ContainerSatchel). After removing that mod everything worked.

I can confirm after more testing that it is an issue with Thermal Expansion, If I remove all Thermal mods and slowly add them back (COFH Core -> COFH World -> Thermal Foundtion) when I add Thermal Expansion 5.5.7.1 the crash starts which is weird considering the mod is used on many other 1.12.2 packs.

Can you reproduce this on 1.21.11-61.0.8? And definitely not in Vanilla? If so, I'd recommend reporting it on GitHub, making sure to provide all the information requested in the issue template.

On version 60.1.0 of MinecraftForge without any mods installed a level 30 enchantment option appears when clicking on an enchantment table with only 8 bookselves around it.

I'm trying to update an old modpack - Specifically - https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/modpacks/awakening-sky-of-diamonds, I've already updated it and added AE2 and it's newer versions (this all worked fine) but I wanted to add AE2 fluid crafting and Lazy Ae2 patch/tweaks which require mixinbooter. I've removed all the old incompatible files i.e. Vanilla Fix and installed new equivalent mods (censoredASM/Vintage Fix). I'm able to get into the game and into a fresh game world but when I try and mine/pick up items the game crashes with this error which appears to be around Thermal Expansion/Cofh Core: https://mclo.gs/8DwXeoA

just like that, im tring to instal forge to play with mods but the instalation always craches at the same part (Building procesors) and i dont know how to fix it. also, for some reason the same error pops up two times, the error is "Error: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space".

oh thank u! but i didnt remove any mods just use other peoples modpack ill think of another way really thank u

Did you remove mods? Looks like FTB Quests expecting a reward item which is missing

when i started playing single player games it will show this error message: Internal Exception: java.lang.NullPointerExceeption:Cannot invoke"dev.ftb.mods.ftbquests.quest.reward.RewardType.createReward(long.dev.ftb.mods.ftbquests.quest.Quest) "because "type" is null https://mclo.gs/MVEGJ4b please help