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FML started the lowercase enforcement in 1.11, but has been strongly advising it since 1.7 at least. And it benefits everyone on Windows. (Or any non-Unix based systems, rather) While in the development environment (IDE), "FileOne.png" and "fileone.png" could point to the same file. However, when you create your JAR (which is really just a ZIP file with different name) the OS cannot find "FileOne.png" any longer, if it was called "fileone.png", or "FiLeOnE.png" or whatever you called it, because of the structure of the mentioned compressed system. As such, it would work inside your IDE, but not when you pack your mod. Countless of modders have had this issue, and reported this "bug". And it is in no way "outrageous". Naming conventions, even for simple file IO's, makes it so much easier to organize your own files, and work with other's projects.

If you click "Show all downloads" on the Forge download page, you'll see a full list of downloads with an i icon next to each download link. Hover over this and there'll be a "Direct Download" link that bypasses AdFocus (if the regular link uses AdFocus) and downloads the file directly.

Well, you don't have the latest Forge. At the time of writing this, the latest version of Forge is 13.20.0.2259, which you can download from http://files.minecraftforge.net/ .

Like the error message says, Forestry requires Forge 13.20.0.2230 or above, but you're using an older version. You need to update Forge.

Close - the inventory line should be inside the variants brackets, and don't forget a comma between each element: { "variants": { "normal": { "model": "parallelworlds:night_ore" }, "inventory": {"model": "parallelworlds:night_ore"} } }