ChampionAsh5357

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Provide the debug.log or any logs related to the launcher itself. Without any context, we cannot provide any help.

Use `Entity#pick`. Supply the scale that should be applied to the view vector, the partial tick (which is 1.0 on the server), and whether it should look for fluids.

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Provide the debug.log containing the error. We cannot help resolve your issue if you don't provide any context for it.

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If you have access to the `LevelData` (most likely through the `Level`), you can call `getGameTime` to get the current number of ticks that has passed since the save was first created.

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Uhh, commenting out that you're using Fabric doesn't change the fact that you're using Fabric. Ask wherever Fabric has support.

Seems to be a lot of errors with whatever Essential is. As for issues with memory, it could be that you don't have enough dedicated, or the mods are poorly written. I would use spark to profile and see which mods are causing the most amount of lag.

This seems to be a question for wherever JEI handles their mod support. It probably works the same way for the second of the blocks, though if it's not for your mod, you may need to use a conditional recipe.

Post your debug.log. Without context on what is erroring, we cannot provide any support.

You would need to establish your own OAuth that probably hooks into Microsoft, which raises a bunch of concerns if a mod is doing it. In general, you shouldn't be doing anything like this since no one can trust a mod to not do something malicious. Additionally, the forums does not support this line of mod creation because of security concerns and potentially malicious intent, no offense.

Looking at your texture, you should be using cutout as there is no transparency. Additionally, if your block works like glass, it may be good to look at the properties of the glass block. You would see that there is a field called `#noOcculsion` that's set to show that the block itself doesn't occlude the sides of other blocks.

Perform a binary search: 1. Remove half of the existing mods, and put them aside. 2. Run the program / game. 3. Does the issue still exist? If YES: Repeat from step 1 with the current things. If NO: Swap out the current mods with the ones set aside, and repeat from step 1. 4. Repeat this process until the problematic mod(s) have been found.

Please provide your debug.log. We cannot help you without any information or context.

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This would be something to ask curios itself; however, the answer is quite simple and related to gradle, not your IDE. Looking at their repo, they have you compile against the api and add the full mod for runtime. Most likely, the api jar to compile against only contains the classes in the api package. So, you wouldn't be able to use any other class the mod contains. If you are, you are probably using their API wrong.

Seems like your settings.gradle isn't updated to look for ForgeGradle in the Forge maven repo.

Don't use `OnlyIn`. Additionally, section off the client events in a separate class to avoid potential issues with accidental classloading on the server. Don't register the events to multiple buses using multiple methods as well. All of them are on the mod bus, so only register them with one method to it. Additionally, this crash report seems to indicate that your mod didn't even load, so there is probably something beforehand to which is not mentioned in the classes provided that is most likely causing it to crash. I would suggest setting up your workspace and production environment on the latest forge version in case you are using two different versions.