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By Deranged_Fox · Posted
Hi, I have downloaded forge but when I try to open the file it wont prompt me to install, instead it trys to open with either pdf, word, or notepad... any suggestions? -
It seems to work perfectly without it. Is there a way that anyone knows of to get stacked dimensions without it? Thank you. -
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By Shipwrecker · Posted
So the geckolib GeoReplacedEntityRenderer doesn't work on the player by default. But I figured out how to use mixins to let me use it on the player entity anyways. This still requires geckolib and using mixins so maybe it ain't the best approach but it's gonna be mega easy to work on animations, custom armor layers, and all sorts of other stuff. Compat with other mods with the mixins ain't a huge issue to me though since changing the player model already probably does that anyway. Maybe the mixin approach was the missing step for regular forge player rendering. However, I'm past that point and don't really care enough to forego my solution to throw myself at a problem that is now irrelevant. It would be nice to know though. Regardless; I figured out a solution that works for me! Hooray! -
DON'T install with sudo, install in a folder in your home directory, and leave out the sudo. $ sudo -jar forge-x.x.x-x.x.x-installer.jar --installServer Don't do that just do this $ java -jar forge-x.x.x-x.x.x-installer.jar --installServer then run it with ./run.sh so it's not in root mode. using sudo will also cause some of the files to be unavailable if you are using a folder in your home director like I am.
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