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Make a new thread, paste logs.

LTS is moving to 1.15. 1.14 will not be supported in a few weeks' time.

This is the lower half of a stack trace. It's physically impossible for this to be the whole thing. Look for the log file itself.

That is not even close to the full error report. Try again. Maybe with CTRL-A.

MCP is outdated and isn't used any more. We have a newer system in place. See the Discord/IRC.

1.12 isn't supported here. Update to receive support That goes to you too, red_

That's a far cry from "no way".

I'll double that; the Flattening and the complete rewrite of the Forge internals over the 1.13 interval means that rewriting a mod is a huge undertaking. Let alone for someone with no prior experience. It's worth just reinstalling IDEA. It'll make your life easier no matter what.

The 1.16 mappings are being made manually, hence the old date. Once MMMS lands, we'll be in a much better position. For the mean time, Kashike is working on updating as many of the common mappings as possible.

It should be put into your gradle cache.

No support, unfortunately means no support. Find replacement mods that are updated, or better yet, learn Java and join us in the mad world of modding to port up the mods you want to play with.

Here we are, post-1.16 release. Looks like we're moving to only supporting 1.15.x and 1.16.x, due to overwhelming community adoption. There'll be a grace period for modders of 1.14.x to update to one of the supported versions, but after that, no 1.14 support.

1.15.x is our new Long-Term Support candidate. I presume it'll remain the default until the grace period ends and we move to 1.15.x & 1.16.x, by which point the default branch *should* move to 1.16.x. Can't be certain though, because we're a long way away from a recommended build. Early beta, you see.

The "Forge Library" is generated by one of the IDEs during the gradle setup and first sync. If you can't find it from there, you probably shouldn't be using VSCode.

Oh, well that explains why i couldn't find recent code for those mods. 1.12 is not supported on this forum Update to a modern version, please.

It doesn't seem possible for a user to delete posts. However, getting VSCode to work properly with Java, especially compiling and debugging, is a pain in the proverbial for most people, so i reccommend you stick to one of IntelliJ or Eclipse until you get the hang of it.

It looks like some mod forgot to end the buffer after applying a transform to the world, causing the block that renders next (the door) to behave weirdly. I'll quickly check to see if i can narrow down which one of those mods is being weird. At a glance, it looks like removing Optifine isn't causing it, more that the hacks and changes that Optifine make to the game, solve it in some weird roundabout way. Which is, as you can guess, bad for consistency.

The fix was pushed with build 32.0.19, that should solve your error. Any more issues, let us know.

The latest build (32.0.19) should have the fixes that you guys need. If you have any more issues, let us know.

This is a known bug, and we're working on fixing it. It should be solved in one of the next few updates.

Because i was on a streak of being a collossal idiot, i PRed a fix for this - AbstractBlock.Properties now has harvestTool and harvestLevel. https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/pull/6819

squints yeah, that'll do it too.

I've opened a pull request, we'll see if the change is merged. https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/pull/6821

I'm going to look into this for a little. It should be as simple as a quick patch on the isNightTime function. Let's see.

1.12 is not supported on this forum. Please update to a modern version (1.15.2, or 1.16.1) to receive support.