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What version are you using?

You shouldn't need to override the method unless you are sending additional information with the entity, and for that you can just refer to the docs and setting the packet to NetworkHooks#getEntitySpawningPacket.

There's no way to effectively do this as Forge only provides hooks at the beginning and the end of a living entity's tick.

Why not just use the BrewingRecipeRegistry and hook it through there if this is performing the same task as a normal brewing stand? If not, that should still tell you how to do brewing checks and transforms.

Either specify the path of the application to be the java 8 executable or make sure Java 8 shows up on the PATH environment variable before java 19. Probably should set JAVA_HOME to the java 8 location as well.

You should write the value, you are already writing the map, albeit partially.

This is not the complete log, but it seems as though the client or server is thinking the other is vanilla. Without the entire server log or client log, I cannot determine which is thinking what.

As this is a Java question and not related to Forge, we would normally not provide help and tell you to learn Java. However, as this question pertains more to organization, I will provide you an answer. Essentially, structure the mod packages as you see fit, same way as you would any Java jar. It is purely a user standard. There are certain files you should keep separate due to sidedness, but that is documented.

The server doesn't seem to be able to connect with any outside services, which is probably an incorrect configuration on the linux os. You're welcome to look up how to fix the 'No Route to Host' issue, but I would attempt downgrading first to 20.04 to verify that the default setup of the linux os is not at fault.

Can you provide the debug.log files in the logs folder of the erroring client and the server itself?

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https://gist.github.com/fantalatone/65116264037b83955a99c8c014d328ef#file-openscreen-java-L31-L41 Let's look at this section. In the constructor, you read the key and value of the map, so it's expected that you write the key and value as well. In the method, you write the key, but then you print the byte buf and the value instead of writing the value.

Please provide the specs of your computer. I cannot reproduce your claim on my devices with Forge.

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We are not Fabric, ask wherever they provide support.

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The same way you send other data to the client through a packet? You can send it in the packet you are currently handling.

Seems like a geckolib error, so its best to ask wherever geckolib provides their support as they probably will have the answer. Additionally, you cannot do that with a spawner block anyways as you would need to register a new block entity as your block would not be able to have the vanilla block entity.