OvermindDL1

Heh, lot of nice and useful little customization options in your Profile account settings.

Really? Everywhere? Click Profile up top, then click Look and Layout, right there.

In the requests board under the Forge Mods section. Make sure to link to the mods.

The going back to the board is a setting in your options, if you want to remain in the thread after you post then just change your option (Click Profile up top and look around in it). And the verification is only for people who have too few posts, after a couple of posts (2?5? I forgot what I set it to) then there is no more verification needed.

Oh, you mean a code block? Like on any other mediawiki site. <nowiki>Start with a space in the first column, (before the <nowiki>). Then your block format will be maintained. This is good for copying in code blocks: def function(): """documentation string""" if True: print True else: print False</nowiki> I might add a dedicated color-syntax code block here soon, need to find a good one to add. EDIT1: I added GeSHi and defaulted it to java, so you can just surround code in <source></source> or <syntaxhighlight></syntaxhighlight> blocks on the wiki now. The options you can see here. EDIT2: I went ahead and updated your page, I added the lang="java" bits even though it is not necessary just because your top code element was already like that, but they are unneeded, just use <source></source> will default to java, as what makes sense on this wiki. The animation that fills the banner in combination with the size of it is... distracting, plus it is not giving any useful information.

What 'code' are you wanting to add. Also, your signature is epileptic inducing, can you fix that?

Bah again, I shall look more in depth when I get some time here soon then. EDIT: And how about now?

Oh bah, that is mediawiki stupidity, I will try to fix that when I get some time today. EDIT: Yeah as I thought, mediawiki uses php sessions instead of something decent like this forum, gave php access to saving session data, try it now? I had to restart php so the cache got cleared, any new pages accessed will be slow on initial access and fast after that as the cache fills up.

Aw, I was inching him to admitting that he was an idiot and you got a response in before I did. It is in the rules, which he apparently did not read Either way, I issued him a high warning, he is now on Watch, one more and he gets a temp ban.

You are asking questions that are *not* about Forge, but rather about specific mods that are out of date, ask at those mods boards. Make sure to read this thread: Support Board Rules In short though, if something is giving a BaseModMp error, then you are either not using the Forge version, or they are not up to date (regardless of what the version number they put in the post is). What this does show is that you did not follow the installation procedures for the mods you installed, because if you did they you would be getting an error that said basically what I said if any of them were out of date.

That it is indeed, but we also want your ModLoader.txt file in full so we know what versions you are running of everything. Make sure to read this thread: Support Board Rules

It actually already does store IDs per world save in his pull request, it is still being finished.

A wiki will be added soon (maybe tonight, I should have time), that would be a great place to put tutorials, else for now you can put them in the general discussion board. arent you one of the people who made the gorran thing? He is the head dev of Forge.

For note, you are an idiot, cracked versions (whether you own MC or not) are *completely* unsupported and illegal. Consider this your first warning.

That usually means that a too old of version of forge is being run, have you updated? You gave no information of what was installed, what versions, etc...

A stack trace is what Minecraft spits out on stderr when it dies, there are a multitude of ways to get that information, the most simple of which is just to run on a terminal. On the MC Wiki itself there is also a script that does everything for you, it is required for any sort of troubleshooting at all. I am thinking we make stacktraces required in this section if they might even have a snowballs chance in the nether of being useful, or we start issuing warnings (which will automatically go through the system to reduce their abilities, to eventually the point of various lengths of bans ending up with a perma-ban, that takes a lot though).

I think someone is already working on such a pull request, let me see if I can find it. Yep I did, it was immibis, his pull request is at: https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/pull/27 Perhaps commit on that, submit bug fixes or so on that, etc... Would be a very nice thing to get.