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By TileEntity · Posted
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Hi all. I am having trouble running forge. I used to be able to run it, but I tried again recently and it no longer works. When I launch the game, it exits with error code 1. I am on Ubuntu 20.04. Vanilla minecraft works fine as well as optifine. I've ran forge before and even hosted forge servers for my friends. I'm not quite sure what the problem is. I uninstalled forge and reinstalled the version I wanted (1.16.1) but no luck. I know that I haven't given much information to work with, so please let me know what you need. Edit: Turns out I had to delete the "options.txt" file. It was generated for a different version
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