ChampionAsh5357

So, there are two parts to getting the bullet to shoot out from the camera location. For the position, you need the eye position, which has the same x/z coordinates, but a separate y coordinate (can be obtained through #getEyeY). Second, you need the rotation of the view camera. This is done through the view vector commands, though you don't need to call it three times, just store the vector.

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Please provide the entire console log from the installer. This is not enough to diagnose an issue.

What command are you using to run the server? That suggests you supplied `java` as the entrypoint.

What launcher are you using? And how did you download Forge? And when is it erroring such that you cannot open Minecraft?

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You may just want to redownload and resetup the version of Forge you would like to use. This typically results from a corruption during library download when setting up.

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Yeah, that looks like it may cause a infinite loop. The events are called because the data has finished loading and reloading and are now within the config values. These are for if you want to know when those values are changed.

Try it an see, they both sound like plausible solutions. The latter may be better since unicode may not be translated across languages.

Apologies if it seems like I'm mad. I'm just trying to state the facts. When you say contradictory things like know the Java basics and learning Java, that leads me to believe you do not have a solid enough foundation to make a mod, hence my above statement. Forge doesn't provide any support for any versions that are not the current latest or LTS. Things change between versions of Minecraft and Forge is made up of volunteers, so we do not have the ability to maintain all versions. As such, there will likely always be at least one thing not compatible between versions (though it's usually more like a hundred things).

Are you talking about running a server? If so, there should be a start script which handles that for you along with providing the necessary file.

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This is illegal, the original mod was under all rights reserved and as such cannot be "modified". So an entity which rendered a chunk. Or it was back in the olden days so it could be weirder. Learn java first, then come back to modding once you have a basic understanding. Using a library before you learn the language is like trying to run before you know how to stand. Modding is a whole different beast comparable to winning an Olympic metal in gymnastics in our analogy. We do not provide support for people who do not understand at least an intermediate level of Java, so please come back once you do so.

Ah, so it's a defaulting issue. Well, the way to fix that is to either give your config a default, or to cache the value into a boolean and change the boolean when the config is loaded and reloaded using (ConfigEvent$Loading and ConfigEvent$Reloading).

What's the error? How does your buildscript look? Without showing or explaining things, we are unable to provide any help towards solving the issue.

Here is the specific link with the JSON format: https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Tutorials/Models As for the render_type information, that is specifically added by forge so you would need to look in the source to know about it.

You seem to have a bunch of duplicate mods with different versions (e.g. blockui, konkrete_forge, PuzzlesLib, etc.) Remove any duplicates and try again.

You should read their wiki: https://github.com/bernie-g/geckolib/wiki/Installation

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