ChampionAsh5357

Since this is a result of getting the quads for rendering, it could be some incompatibility between the drivers and the mods. You may want to either downgrade those, or you could try removing mods which modify the rendering pipeline like create/flywheel and see if the issue goes away.

You could always do what the normal compass does and write the position it is currently pointing to the tag. Then, you could use the CompassItemPropertyFunction to read the position from the tag and just use that. Tags are synced whenever they are changed, so you wouldn't need to do any manual syncing.

Look at the minecraft code? Specifically, the RedstoneLampBlock since that is doing exactly what you want.

It looks like an error with modelfix, but I'm not so sure whether that is entire story. You could try removing the mod though.

You should remove all the error mods besides Forge. Most likely, all of them on not performing thread safe practices on their codebase.

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You need to set the modid in the resource location to be your own. Currently, it is searching for the texture in the minecraft resources.

Remove OptiFine, that tends to break mainly anything with rendering.

Seems like you need to add more memory to the game. I suggest searching on the internet how to do that for your launcher.

Sure. You can pretty much do most things you imagine in the game. You'll need to figure out how to do it yourself though.

Take a look at how `ThrowablePotionItem` and `ThrownPotion` work. It essentially just attaches an item stack with the effect already on it. You can typically set a stack's potion through the PotionUtils helpers (e.g. #setPotion).

Those are attributes that are attached to each entity. I have no idea what this means since Java doesn't use json files for entities in most cases.

No, the camera location. You have access to the camera from the GameRenderer to which you can then grab the position via #getPosition to subtract from the position you want the lines to render. Those should already be applied for you within the matrix stack. The only thing not transformed in most cases is the translation and that's typically when rendering on screen.

This is not the entire crash log since neither of these seem like errors. Provide the entire debug.log from the logs folder. This could also be an issue with aternos, so you might want to contact their support line.

You are currently running Java 19; you should be running Java 17.

Modify your PATH and JAVA_HOME environment variable. You can search on the internet how to do this.

Please provide the log text from the installer in a gist or pastebin.

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Seems to be an issue with tempad, most likely because the mod is not for this specific version of the game.

Please provide the debug.log from the logs folder in the game directory. This could be many different issues depending on what is exactly happening.

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So, after doing some extensive research into this, it seems that your mod is currently opt out of third party distribution. To enable it, see https://support.curseforge.com/en/support/solutions/articles/9000207877-project-distribution-toggle.

Could you try setting up only on the linux machine? My guess is that because of the new system due to Java changes, there's some mismanaged permissions so it can't properly load the file data.

What version of Java are you currently running (you can check by doing `java --version` in powersheel or command prompt)?

Try removing OptiFine, that tend to play badly with rendering mods.