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By darkspartan1 · Posted
So, i'm hosting (or attempting to host) a port-forwarded modded server for 1.12.2. There's quite a few mods in this pack, but they all run and have no compatibility issues (besides something causing the game to crash if you go fullscreen, a problem ive given up trying to identify or fix). It can run on 6gb of ram or less, and works fine in singleplayer. All of my friends that want to join have the exact same mod/config/game setup as I do (I personally helped them set everything up). Just to be safe, we've all allocated 12 gigabytes of RAM to the installation, and I've also allocated 12GB to the server itself. I am able to join with no issue and it runs fine. However, when they try to join, it gets stuck in the 'logging in' screen before their game becomes unresponsive. When they close it, it gives them the exit code 805306369, which usually means not enough RAM, but this cant be the case. On my screen, in the server, it shows them joining, and then disconnecting, so I dont think its a port-forwarding issue. They can all run it just fine in singleplayer as well. The annoying bit about this particular issue is that it generates no crash log. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks! also yes, I read the FAQ. -
Please read the FAQ (link is orange banner at top of page), and post logs as described there, to an external site such as https://mclo.gs -
By habsunemigu · Posted
Hi! I've got a modpack with about 56 mods that has, up until now, been running pretty well. Starting today, any world i try to open causes minecraft to crash. It isn't the game itself- the main menu opens up fine. I tried changing the ram allocated with both the minecraft launcher, and the forge launcher. No success with either. I tried deleting the JEI folder and letting it remake itself. No success. I tried turning off multiple mods. No success. I tried turning off JEI incase that was the issue. No dice. If you need to know specifically which mods I have installed, let me know, and I'll send them all to you. I've included the very first crash log. Please let me know if there's anything I can do! https://pastebin.com/Zfv6gWN7 -- Crash log on Pastebin (if this doesnt work, let me know) -
I had this issue on ftb-stoneblock-3-1.11.5 (most recent version right now, installed through CurseForge), but my friend didn't get it when installing the same pack in the same way. I tried reinstalling the modpack several times, didn't help. I later finally solved it by updating REI Plugin Compatibilities (REIPC) in my StoneBlock client from version 8.0.69 to 8.0.89 (the most recent one as of now). -
By TileEntity · Posted
Delete the personality-client.toml file in your config folder and add this mod: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/night-config-fixes
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