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The error indicates that there are invalid characters in the file path. Try double-checking your mod configuration to make sure all paths are correct and not using invalid characters.

It seems you're having trouble saving progress on the server. Perhaps during the spawn construction process something goes wrong with saving data. Try checking your configuration files and save settings to make sure everything is configured correctly. Also pay attention to any error or exception messages in the server log files, these may help identify the problem. If the error persists, try using debugging tools or contact your modding community or server host for help.

The problem with potion identification and registration may be caused by incorrect use of the Registry class and the undefined new identifier() method. To register a potion, use the register method of the ForgeRegistries.POTION class instead of Registry.POTION. Make sure you have defined the Registry correctly and imported the required classes. Additionally, you are missing a method definition for invokeRegisterPotionRecipe().

Anyways... do you have the correct version of Java installed for your Minecraft? Check that all Minecraft and Forge files are installed correctly. If everything is ok, try running Minecraft without using Forge to make sure that the problem is not related to it

From your error log it appears that the problem may be related to the Biomes O' Plenty mod. Try temporarily uninstalling this mod and running the game again to see if that helps resolve the issue. If not, try updating or removing other outdated or incompatible mods. If the problem still persists, reinstall Minecraft and Forge, making sure you are using the latest versions. Good luck!

Make sure you have the latest version of Forge that is compatible with your version. Some versions of Forge may not work with the latest Minecraft updates. Make sure Forge is properly installed and integrated with your Minecraft client. Check that the Forge files were copied correctly to the "mods" folder in your Minecraft profile folder.

If you've previously used REI Item Moves without issue, but are experiencing an error in a modified session, the issue is likely related to changes made in that session or compatibility with other mods.

Check mod compatibility, make sure mod files are installed and named correctly. Eliminate conflicts and errors in configuration files. Check if the mod is suitable for the version of Minecraft you are using

It's possible that the Complex Core mod is interacting with another mod, causing a conflict and resulting in an error. It is recommended to check the compatibility of mods and update them to the latest versions. Also refer to the mod community for more information on possible conflicts and how to resolve them

The file probably doesn't contain enough information or is in the wrong format. Check your "TheDawnEra" configuration file for correct syntax and required data

Have you registered your block correctly in the ModBlocks class? Check that you're using the correct parameters to register the block, including the block material, sound, and other properties. Check if your texture for the Titan Tooth block has a transparent background. The textures may be in the wrong format or the transparency may not have been set correctly.

Bro, you have a typo trree instead of tree. I'm sure that's why it gives the error. Try to write the correct name for maple. Here is an example of the fix: Registry.register(BuiltinRegistries.CONFIGURED_FEATURE, new Identifier("japan_mod", "trree"), CUSTOM_TREE); If your maple still doesn't grow after this, check your world settings and make sure it loads the mod correctly.

Hehe, make some copies of all mods and config files used in your modpack. This includes mod .jar files and all configuration files. Then go to Modrinth and create a new project. Upload all the mod .jar files you want to include in your modpack, as well as any additional files or resources. Let me know later if it worked

Wow, from the error log you can see that there is a problem with the "mekanism" mod. Make sure you have compatible versions of all mods installed. Some mods may have conflicts or require certain versions of other mods.

You will need to use mods. Look for mods that offer drinking animations and returning empty containers. After you find suitable mods, you should install them on your server. Make sure the mod version is compatible with your version of Minecraft Review the mod's configuration files or documentation to learn how to add a custom food item with your desired properties. You may need to adjust recipes, textures, and other settings. Next, conduct testing to ensure that the drinking animation works correctly and that the empty bottle is returned after consumption. If you plan to share your results with other players or create your own mod, it's important to document the process of creating a custom food item so others can replicate it. Post back later to see if everything worked out.

Try loading the world on a single server and check if there are any corrupted data or chunks. Sometimes corrupted data can cause similar errors when players connect. Or you can try using a different hosting: if you're using Exaroton or Aternos, try changing the server hosting temporarily to see if the problem persists on a different hosting.

Make sure you have the latest version of Forge compatible with your version of Minecraft (1.19.2). Check that all the mods in your modpack are compatible with each other and with the Forge version. Sometimes some mods may cause conflicts or problems loading. And yes, check your server settings to make sure all the stuff is configured correctly to work with mods.

I guess the problem is related to one of the library mods. You're probably experiencing conflicts between mods or dependencies that aren't loading correctly. Check that all the mods in your modpack are compatible with each other and with the version of the game you are using for the server. Make sure you are using the latest versions of all mods. Sometimes updates can fix known problems >:)

Hey, buddy. Let's check what we can do First, make sure you are using a compatible version of Forge to run RLCraft on your server. This can help avoid unexpected problems. Also try reaching out to the RLCraft community or mod developers for help. Perhaps other users have encountered a similar problem and can share their experience or solution. And tell me, if this won't help you!

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Probably you have to check out the Multiverse-Core plugin. It lets you create multiple worlds in your server, including custom dimensions. With some tweaking, you could set it up so that each player gets their own skyblock dimension when they use a command like /is create. It's pretty flexible and should work well with your Forge setup. Tell me if it doesn't work out the way you wanted it to

Hey mate, I've had that issue before. What you gotta do is try deleting the Xaero minimap mod from your mods folder, then re-download and install it fresh. Sometimes that does the trick and clears up those annoying black spots on the map. Give it a shot and let us know if it works for ya! Write here, highlighting my nickname, if you don't know how to find the folder with ur mods.

If you're experiencing lag with the Forge client on CurseForge but not with other loaders, it could be a specific issue with Forge or how it interacts with your Mac. Since you've tried updating and adjusting memory allocation without success, consider checking for any Forge-specific settings that might affect performance. Also, exploring forums for Mac users running Forge might reveal some Mac-specific tweaks. Another idea is to reach out to the Forge community directly for advice, as they might have insights specific to your setup.

I didn't quite understand what you asked about, but I'm glad you solved your issue. Good luck with your experiments

Hey, for getting your model to show up in Forge, double-check the way you've set up your model registration. Sometimes, it's just a tiny mix-up with where you've put your model file or maybe missing the right event to hook it up. Also, peek at your @Mod.EventBusSubscriber setup; it's gotta be listening in the right place. And don't forget to place your model file in the exact right spot with the correct naming. If in doubt, the Forge docs or forum threads can be super helpful.