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so there's a little trick in vanilla where you can hide chat and still use commands. if you go into Options>Chat Settings...> then click on "Chat" until it says "commands only"

well, it could be your using a 32-bit version of java, or it could be one of the mods you have. Sadly with the info, you provided I can't tell what exactly the problem would be.

?‍♂️... wow um... ok then, thanks. I can't believe I didn't see that

So what I'm wanting to do is change the sky renderer when a player is close to the tileentity. I know there's a method called when the tileentity is loaded (https://mcforge.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tileentities/tileentity/#synchronizing-the-data-to-the-client). But what about unloaded, is there a method for that? or more importantly, is there a better way to do what I want to do, (I know there is, I just don't know what it is)

I would check out the pixelmon mod (https://github.com/zyczu1/pixelmon/tree/master/src/main/java/com/pixelmonmod/pixelmon/client/camera). They use an entity for the camera as well.

So if you have a GUI, and that GUI has buttons in a certain place. When you change the "GUI Scale" the buttons change position and those positions are sometimes not a good location. so how do I scale a GUI correctly or at least the best way possible? Thank you for reply's

Is it possible to change the position of a item model, depending on the player model, in JSON? So, like, if you wanted to render an item on someone's wrist, is there a way of knowing what player model that person has (IN JSON). If there is no way, tell me how I should do it

I've run into this problem before, for me, it happens when I have multiple version's of java (like jdk10 and jdk8). The source should be in your jdk8 folder. So, what I do is change the workspace jdk to the one in the folder. Btw sorry for the images being so big... I don't know how to change the size of them Go to the Properties of the JRE System Library Then go to Installed JREs... (btw it says jre-10.0.2 for example) I use "duplicate", but "edit" is an option Now click "directory", and find your java jdk8 DO NOT SELECT THE "BIN" FOLDER, Finally, name it something and check it for that workspace Don't forget to set it as your jre/jdk. That should work, as for your other problem. It's way over my head. If it didn't fix it, sorry for wasting your time.

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