ChampionAsh5357

Remove the mods it mentions that fail to load correctly.

It's probably warpradial based on the crash report, so try removing it.

It's probably warpradial based on the crash report, so try removing it.

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This doesn't seem like the entire debug.log file since I see no error within here.

Don't use OptiFine, it breaks most mods and only works consistently on their specified version with no mods.

It looks like you removed some mods based on the log entries. It's likely that in one of the removed mods something changes which causes an error to be thrown.

Please note this forum is English only. Additionally, please provide the debug.log from the logs folder. You might want to consult aternos on the issue as well since they are hosting your server.

The animation library only says for 1.19 and 1.19.1. It makes no claims for working with 1.19.2.

First, use a code block, this is really difficult to read. Second, you can get the server from the server level, but you can't know if you're on the server level until you check it via Level#isClientSide. Third, you can use Level#getNearbyPlayers to get nearby players in the specified bounding box.

How big is your texture and the image inside the texture file? Also, a lot of what's here seems inherently bad, but it shouldn't cause a major issue at a quick glance.

Yeah, read the patchouli README and it should tell you what to do. You don't add dependencies using a mods folder.

Remove the player from the #playSound method. That says send the sound packet to all but the player

ObfuscationReflectionHelper still exists, though not in the same location. The same way as in the previous version, only with the class and srg field name updated. Though, you should be enqueueing that through #enqueueWork as the operation is not thread-safe.

All good. Your user_jvm_args.txt looks fine. As for run.bat, you just need to remove the -Xmx and -Xms arguments at the end.

A uniform can only contain four values in two directions (meaning a 4x4 matrix at most). I mean is the uniform you're pushing to a 4x4 matrix? Show the shader json and the uniform values you are trying to push.

What version is this for? Also, please provide the code in a block, paste, or repo since this is difficult to understand.

There was a PR on adding a custom elytra item. Unless you're doing this without any items whatsoever, I would suggest using the system Forge already has hooked for you.

Well, you're not rendering anything. If you don't render anything in the render method, then nothing you do will show up visually. Also, you shouldn't need to check what block it is.

OptiFine is currently not compatible with Forge 1.19.3, so you need to remove it.

You can add a flat directory to the mods folder and then iterate through all files and add them as implementations that are fg.deobf in your buildscript, but that requires you to understand how gradle works and is not particularly related to this forum.

Provide the buildscript where you added the mod and the entire debug.log with the error.

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Ah, my bad. I forgot about the user_jvm_args.txt file. If you look in there, you should be able to set the jvm arguments without modifying the script. It even gives an example of settings the xmx argument.

So it doesn't seem to recognize the arguments at the end. Though, it shouldn't just assume `X`, so what does your script look like now?