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Use the latest java 8. (either official or openjdk). It should work on your third pc. Forge works through LAN. The clients need the exact same mods and configurations (at least those that affect the server. Client sided mods don't matter). You also need to use the correct ip. You should be informed of which ips the clients need to connect to. From what I understand, Open-To-LAN with Forge also allows over-the-internet connections, if you set it up right. Maybe useful: https://www.howtogeek.com/242375/how-to-troubleshoot-minecraft-lan-game-problems/

By folder i mean directory. "C:\Users\Lenovo\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\libraries\net\minecraftforge\installertools\1.1.4\" and the file "installertools-1.1.4.jar " It's mentioned in diesieben's post. So.. Drive C followed by the Users directory, followed by the Lenovo directory, followed by the AppData directory Roaming .. ".minecraft" then libraries, net, minecraftforge installertools 1.1.4 (AppData maybe a hidden directory depending on your settings) Just use the keyboard combination: WIndowsKey + R then type %appdata% and press enter. next open the .minecraft folder. (it's a shortcut) You should know the rest from there.

Try to manually go to the folder and delete the file. If you cannot, it's either read only or your useraccount doesn't have permission. Forge should be capable of installing normally (without running it as administrator). The said location is deemed 'userspace', so as long as you logged on Lenovo, things should be able to be placed there. After deleting the file, you can try to reinstall forge.

Your first crash log surprised me with this: Mod List: ~~ERROR~~ NullPointerException: null I didn't even know that was possible, but okay. Here: {[email protected] ERROR} I think this is causing your issue. I am not familiar with coding, but from what I can tell AnimalNet's code is not on git. One of the features Rhodonite adds is: I think this is directly conflicting with with AnimalNet's feature list, but I can't say for sure.

@shaneyboy You're using Forge 14.23.5.2768 (minecraft 1.12.2) It says on the website that PixelMon Reforged 7.0.7 is advised to be played with 14.23.5.2838 (minecraft 1.12.2) Likely, the forge version you're using is too old, so update it. That's what DaemonUmbra amd MoeBoy76 were trying to say.

Scroll to the bottom of the list (as it is likely there), then make a screenshot and place it.

I am not sure why I went to look into it, but... I assume you mean this: Its from Corail Tombstone apparently.

There are a couple of things you're doing wrong. But first some information: What you're doing wrong: 1. You need to use the 64 bit edition Java. Otherwise you're going to be limited to 2GB RAM allocation. 2. You have multiple Java installations and one of them is very outdated. The other is 32 bit. I'll advise to uninstall all your java installations. (remove the folders if possible. You can use the Java Uninstaller Tool for this ), and then. 3. Install the latest Java 8 64 bit edition on your pc. 4. Xms is the minimum allocation. If you want to assign max 3GB memory, you need to set that to Xmx. Xms should not be bigger than Xmx. 5. In order for the batch to work, you need to specify where the command promp terminal opens the batch. Currently it looks in System32 for the jar you're trying to run, because that is from where you opened the batch, according to the command prompt terminal screen. The batch will only open in the folder where you placed it if you simply execute it. If you use the Right Click menu and do Run As Admin, it will go to System32 by default. 6. You can prevent CMD from immediately closing after attempting to run all defined tasks with a command. I'll give a few options in this list. What your batch should look like, if things would go well (with your options I mean, and at its bare minimum): (You will need 64 bit java first though) Also pause (or the other things I mentioned at 6) should be put below this in the same file (on a new line).

The errors seem to start with this. For some reason it's short on memory.

You can disable it with -XX:-CMSIncrementalMode if you need to. (Source) Java automatically decides which garbage collector fits your pc best, according to the documents at least. You can force it to use a specific one though. If you set it to anything other than concurrent mark sweep, anything related like incremental mode will automatically disable. I guess you want to use G1 like you did before, so when you set XX:+UseG1GC, you don't really need to remove it. I still use the old launcher myself to be honest, due to Twitch modpacks. (Since I use the latest Java 8 instead of Native Java, it makes Twitch use the old launcher to actually start minecraft with.) Edit: I looked into this. The new launcher doesn't add CMSIncrementalMode to new profiles. Also, it's extremely strange that this prevented you from playing Minecraft. Hm... Also, another sidenote. You set the new java version at Java Installation under Advanced. (next to the JVM Arguments).

I cannot find anything wrong in the log. In fact according to it, the world generated and you succesfully logged in at the end. For some reason however, it didn't load up anything beyond that. You should have seen a paused screen and the client should have gathered the achievements for your player next, but for some reason it couldn't do this before Java froze completely. Instead it complained that things got delayed a bit instead and was 'skipping ticks' at the end. It suggests that the cause may be outside of Java and Minecraft, like your PC being overly busy or something blocking it's performance, but if it runs fine without Forge, I doubt that is it. (Your JVM Arguments are fine, there is enough RAM allocated, etc. I can't see anything that could cause this at least, especially if you have that much RAM left. Sometimes Windows just prioritizes itself and does weird things when you get shortage on RAM, that's why I asked how much you had installed.) That error is a message Windows gives. (It also dims the screen a bit), Usually the message only pops up when you click impatiently in any program, but sometimes it pops up on its own. Minecraft with just forge should load up extremely fast, so it's pretty weird either way. There are a couple of things you can try, but I don't know if those will help. One of them is removing everything (minecraft and java, don't forget to delete the folders) and then reinstalling things (using the latest Java 8 (64 bit) ). (You can switch to your installed Java version in the profile options, if you don't it will use Native instead, which is an older version that comes with Minecraft.) You can also look at what you have installed and see if there could be anything that tries to dim down Java's performance. (If you have Forge, it may detect it as a different Java application.) I'm not sure what programs could do that (other than a virus, which I doubt it is), but I know various Firewalls can detect a difference between Vanilla Minecraft and Forge Minecraft at least.

Project Ozone uses a seperated pack for the server. See: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/modpacks/project-ozone-3-a-new-way-forward/files/2735217 Make sure the client's pack version and the server's pack version match.

What exactly happens when you crash? Does the program just close without leaving any error or do you get an error? How much RAM do you have installed on your machine? (do you have pagefile enabled?) Does it happen if you play minecraft without forge?

Monster-Hunter-Frontier-Craft- Mod-1.12.2.jar (not fixed, fake, can tell from the filename) Mo-Pickaxes-Mod-1.12.2.jar (same, this one is for 1.7 and has not been updated to 1.12, so remove) Minecraft-Animated-Library-1.12.2.jar (remove... ) Mo-Creatures-Mod-1.12.2.jar (fake) Take these instead: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/monster-hunter-frontier-craft/files/2717359 https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/mo-creatures/files/2628698 I looked up what Minecraft Animated Library is and found https://github.com/WorldSEnder/MCAnm It's not a mod, but rather a tool for modders. (edit) Also: That is a lot of Biomes. If you get that ID Limit crash error again I suggest trying without Biome's O Plenty, since it adds the most. Some of the mods you have are a work in progress (aether could cause trouble for example, at least from what I recall) Also, I hope you read the instructions on MicDoodle's page. Extra Planets is for a very specific Galacticraft version. They need to match, otherwise, more errors.

I looked at this and found a problem http://www.httymd.com/download.html According to this information, an 1.12.2 version of the said mod doesn't exist. (I don't know how legit this site is, but) Here they tried to port it to Minecraft PocketEdition (or so the site claims): https://mcpedl.com/how-to-train-your-dragon Anyway, there is no way the mod you have installed is what it says it is. There are still other mods you have downloaded from a bad site. Like that monster hunter mod. https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/monster-hunter-frontier-craft/files/2717359 Download them from the right ones and remove the bad ones.