DaemonUmbra

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Please don't necro old threads. If you have an issue make your own thread.

Try deleting C:\Users\Sebas\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\config\forge-client.toml

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Is something actually wrong or are you just reporting because it looks odd to you?

It should be the exact same site, but http is less secure than https (meaning it's easier for someone to intercept the connection and modify what gets sent back to you)

We don't provide support for coremods, bots, hacks, or cheats Threads merged

Run JarFix once and try again

I'm not sure what you mean by "DIM's not working" and your post explains what you did rather than what you mean

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That guide is ANCIENT, throw it away. I don't think that bit is needed now

The only thing I can recommend is deleting the forge folder(s) in libraries and run the installer again under your user account

You didn't run anything as admin/sudo did you?

It sounds like you don't have Intellij set up to refresh when the filesystem changes

Wait, you're trying to support multiple versions with a single jar? It's not worth the pain

Did you read the LOGS SECTION like I said?

Did you read my signature? Please try to explain what confused you rather than just saying "I'm stuck"

It's sounding like you had jar files assigned to a zip manager that just auto-extracted the installer No I remember now, Windows tries to be smart and and Explorer has a zip browser built in, it wasn't a folder Windows just seamlessly switched from files to zip-file contents

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Provide debug.log for both server and client (more info in my signature below)

In the context of 1.13 or later this appears to be the count of mods in a single jar as indicated by the jar's mods.toml (only if it's more than one). In the context of older versions I don't know and don't care to look it up

Where are you seeing this term used?

What icon does it have?

Also I recommend charging your battery

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