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Hi there. I have one piece of advise. Remove the nochatreports configuration file (config folder). This mod should be removed if nothing changes. By the way, I am aware of one platform devoid of these issues. so feel free to try writing whatever you like. -
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Minecraft 1.20.1 requires Java 17 to work -
By Supernova7684 · Posted
Redownloaded 2 mods that originally couldnt be read and still loaded into my world without any problem -
By Supernova7684 · Posted
No. The minecraft launcher automatically updated and I figured that was the cause of the issue
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