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Refer to the optifine download page for compatible versions of forge and optifine (including preview versions).

You should check your mods folder. To confirm the mods were actually removed. And since you are using curseforge, it may have added additional mods that are required dependencies for those mods.

The launcher log confirms it is mixin trying to load that class which is causing the crash. It doesn't say anything about which mod. I found this old thread with the same issue, but the thread does not say which mod was causing the problem: https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/support/java-edition-support/3148844-1-18-2-forge-crash

I don't know why you keep asking geckolib questions here? These are the forge support forums. You should ask wherever geckolib provides support or I believe there is a third party modding channel on forge's discord.

The debug.log does not show who is trying to access the last class in the log. That class does not exist in 1.18 It looks like you have a mod for the wrong version of minecraft that is trying to apply mixins and causing the crash? Your launcher_log.txt is inaccessible. So, I can't see if that has more information that might identify the mod.

Minecraft does not have generic support for scheduling things. There is special support for things like playing sounds, mob effects (e.g. potions wearing off) and scheduling block/fluid ticks (e.g. delayed spread of liquids). For other things you need to code it yourself. You definitely don't want to do things with threads, including sleeping. You will just break things. First you need to remember your data somewhere that is relevant to what you are doing, e.g. setting the countdown to the event in a Player capability. https://forge.gemwire.uk/wiki/Capabilities Then you subscribe to the relevant tick event, e.g. PlayerTickEvent which will decrement the countdown and does the processing when it reaches zero You can see this kind of processing in many places in vanilla, e.g. Entity.remainingFireTicks, Entity.portalTime, LivingEntity.removeArrowTime, etc. Pay attention to the side (client or server) and phase (start or end of tick) of the tick event, so you are processing things in the correct place.

There is no real error in that log, it just stops. There are however warnings about not being able to load minecraft classes. Which could be caused by one of your mods breaking the class with an invalid mixin. The logs/debug.log might have more information, but you need to enable it for curseforge in its settings. You can also post your launcher_log.txt, yours should be in C:\Users\Isoprime100\curseforge\minecraft\Install That has probably recorded the error if you haven't restarted the launcher after the crash.

Optifine issues should be reported wherever optifine provide support. But a common issue is your browser downloading jar files as .jar.zip files instead of with the .jar extension.

https://forums.minecraftforge.net/topic/117694-adfocus-is-acting-up/#comment-518222

Update your java. Or install a recent version like: https://adoptium.net/

The error says your GLM is not registered. When it tries to get the value from the registry with than name it is null. You should check your registration code is actually invoked and you also don't have a typo somewhere with the name.

https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/waystones There is a discord and issues link.

The 0xC0000BB8 looks like an issue with your windows configuration. It is unable to query some performance information. These are just warnings (it is not the error code 1), but you still might want to fix this? Your crash is caused by you having the wrong version (or missing) mods The one about forge is a mod wants a different version of forge to what you have installed. e.g. create needs at least forge 40.1.60

Put your log on a proper file sharing site. Like https://gist.github.com I am not going to click on a link I don't understand where it goes and doesn't let me download the file directly. The only message in the other link that looks relevant is:

You can use datagen. I imagine creating models, tags and recipes manually for that number of items is pretty tedious and error prone. https://forge.gemwire.uk/wiki/Datageneration

Same issue, different file. If you looked at the log yourself and searched for the word ERROR it would speed things up. That is all I am doing. Your problem usually happens when the computer didn't shutdown correctly (e.g. a power outage). This means files cached in memory are not flushed onto disk. An example of why good and regular backups are important.

You downloaded the main forge installer. You want the mdk. It is a separate link on the download page. You should get a zip file with a name like forge-version-mdk.zip which you can unzip into a folder of your choosing.

You cannot unless maybe you register your item with the ResourceLocation modid:ingot/bronze_ingot But that might cause other problems? Never tried it.

Looks like the same issue for a terrablender config file. The error message does not say what it is called.

post a link to your logs/debug.log

You need to share the logs/debug.log like you did in the original post. The log you have on github doesn't even you show you starting minecraft.

Same issue, different file.

It tells you in the log you posted earlier (at the end).

Your fml.toml file is corrupted/invalid. You can delete it and it should be recreated with default values.

There is no error in that log. Post your launcher_log.txt But if that really is the end of the log, then there is probably something wrong with that fml.toml file?