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  1. While we wait for Forge for Minecraft 1.13, let's talk favorite mods

    1 point
    Well WorldMap wasnt so important for me anyway (Minimap otherwise is essential - but in fairplay mode - and no other alternative approaches in vanilla look and feel). About 1.13.1 i think Forge will backport .1 bugfixes back to 1.13 builds for a while just like they did before (1.8 to 1.12).

  2. Keep on getting the same fatal error

    1 point
    It's one of those mods that extracts a component of itself into mods/1.12.2. You'll need to remove this as well because the component gets loaded and assumes the rest of the mod is there, then crashes when it can't find it.

  3. [SOLVED] [1.12.2] Opening a container from the player's inventory, part 2

    1 point
    Instead of implementing ICapabilityProvider implement ICapabilitySerializable and in the methods deserialize and serialize call CapabilityItemHandler.ITEM_HANDLER_CAPABILITY.getStorage().readFromNBT and writeToNBT respectively. ItemStack#copy() serializes the capability data and if it can't be serialized then it won't be transferred over.

  4. [SOLVED] [1.12.2] Opening a container from the player's inventory, part 2

    1 point
    Yes. CapabilityItemHandler.ITEM_HANDLER_CAPABILITY.getStorage().readFrom/writeToNBT

  5. [SOLVED] [1.12.2] Opening a container from the player's inventory, part 2

    1 point
    Try use ICapabilitySerializable instead of ICapabilityProvider and use the Capabilities getStorage() function to deserialize and serialize the IItemHandler.

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