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Im trying to create a new server to host but when i try to use any of the installers, for any version of the game, (so the problem is definetly with my PC, not forge...) When it comes up and asks to chose wether i want to install the client or server, no matter which one i choose, if i try to click teh little elipsis to change the install location, the window just closes and creates a .log file in which i cant read. I've attached the file that it creates. Please help! and thanks hs_err_pid11220.log

Packets. ((EntityPlayerSP)p) You can't just do this. This code will crash a dedicated server and even in single player it's reaching across logical sides. You must have the client tell the server "my user pressed this key" and the server needs to be the one to figure out what happens.

What type of MP server? Does it have BOP installed?

Common OreDictionary Names All OreDictionary names for Minecraft items and blocks can be found in net.minecraftforge.oredict.OreDictionary. A full list will not be included here. Common prefixes already used in the OreDictionary include ore, ingot, nugget, dust, gem, dye, block, stone, crop, slab, stair, and pane. Common prefixes for modded items include gear, rod, stick, plate, dustTiny, and cover. Common suffixes in the OreDictionary include Wood, Glass, Iron, Gold, Leaves, and Brick. Common suffixes for modded items include the names of metals (Copper, Aluminum, Lead, Steel, etc.) and other modded materials. http://mcforge.readthedocs.io/en/latest/utilities/oredictionary/

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In case of cars, I think it can be classified as an entity because it's in the world and can move with some restrictions. There are several mods implementing that - the only problem here I could see is the collision issues. On the other hand, do you have genuine custom objects which is close to nonexistent in MC, like stars?

I don't really know what you mean by "non-Minecraft" because all things in mods are by definition not in vanilla Minecraft. However, I think you mean things that are less commonly modded (and therefore harder for a new modder to find information to help get started). However, honestly things like cars is not a new idea and there is probably lots of mod source examples out there. Anyway, I would suggest that even something like a car can have parallels to other things. For example, I would suggest that a rideable vehicle like a minecart has a lot of similarities and even a rideable animal isn't that much different. in both cases, the key point is that you would use a rideable entity. Once you have a hint on what might be closest thing currently in Minecraft I suggest that you look up tutorials for rideable entities. Also, search for mods that already have vehicles in them and find ones who give links to their source code and review that. Then try to do what you can, and come back here when you're stuck. I have a lot of tutorials about general modding here that may also be useful: http://jabelarminecraft.blogspot.com/

Uhm... Draco..?