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This is a java problem, not a forge problem. Try other methods of launching jar files and make sure you have a compatible version of java.

I also learned that you can add new disk features - up to a point. I put back the disk_clay, disk_gravel, and disk_sand and named my disk feature for 1.18.2 disk_concrete. All this worked just fine. When I tried to add disk_concrete_1, disk_concrete_2 to that list, 1 & 2 didn't show up. Not sure if it's due to the way I named them or if there is a limit as to how many disk features you can add to a biome. I think you should be able to get your custom feature working just fine with the adjustments mentioned above, and if you don't want to completely replace the clay block, you could just rename your disk feature to something different so that the vanilla clay disks can be placed as well.

Okay, so I got it working for both 1.18.2 and 1.19.2 - in the process I learned that for 1.18.2 the configured feature file format only allows for you to place a single block, and it's in 1.19 that you're able to use weighted lists or noise providers for block placement in the disk feature. Meaning, that I was initially incorrect altogether about how the format works regarding block placement. For this I'm sorry. So in 1.18.2 the configured feature placement looks like this: However in 1.19.2, the format can look something like this: I hope this helps and I apologize for getting things mixed up earlier. Edit: I've put both test datapacks in GitHub for anyone to look at. 1.18.2 Test Datapack https://github.com/toadie-odie/TestDatapack-1.18.2 1.19.2 Test Datapack https://github.com/toadie-odie/TestDatapack-1.19.2

Please provide the entire crash report provided by gradle. This does not tell us anything. Did you make sure to add curse maven to the repositories or as a plugin (i think that's what it is).

I've tried making my own test datapack in 1.18.2 with a custom river biome. The river generates just fine, but I'm running into the same problem as you are with the custom disk feature. I went so far as to remove all of the other disk features from my biome to be sure and it doesn't seem to matter what order I place the block replacing the clay (in my case, magenta concrete) my custom disk doesn't generate. I'm not sure what the problem is. Starting to wonder if there's another file we need.

It's not a firewall thing, it has to do with what you are using to connect with your ip address, either ipv4 or ipv6. From what I've been told, it's likely that one direction is blocking the ipv6 traffic, using ipv4 instead preventing the connection from occurring. As such, you need to change the settings for your device or router to either block ipv6 traffic incoming and outgoing, or don't block either.