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BraveCaperCat

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  1. I have been trying to load these mods for a while and have come to the conclusion that embedded mods aren't loading, due to these errors in my log file: [11:41:30] [main/ERROR]: Missing or unsupported mandatory dependencies: Mod ID: 'dragonlib', Requested by: 'createrailwaysnavigator', Expected range: '[1.18.2-2.1.13,)', Actual version: '[MISSING]' Mod ID: 'flywheel', Requested by: 'create', Expected range: '[0.6.10,0.6.11)', Actual version: '[MISSING]' For both of these mods, the dependencies are built in - Embedded within the mod. the mod with ID dragonlib is not available on curseforge and the requested version of flywheel is not available on curseforge. What surprises me (a small amount) is that the dependencies are missing, rather than an incorrect version. I have reason to believe that something is wrong with forge or this computer, as no one seems to have had this problem before (there are no available records of such problem, so this is what i assume) and both mods already worked in other game instances fine yesterday. It could be anything from a Windows Update to an error in forge configuration files, which is why i am posting this here. And if i thought it was more like a Windows Update i would have posted this on the minecraft forums instead of here. I have a post on the minecraft forum here relating to the bigger crash which has caused me to find this problem.
  2. Usually, the errors only tell you what the problem is, not what mod it is in. Post the full log.
  3. Try removing Geckolib and any mods which are dependent on it. Geckolib is asking Minecraft to do something with a bunch of numbers, but those numbers are invalid. That was supposed to be a metaphor, but it turn s out to be reality. (Because the numbers may represent non-numeric data) Next time, make a new post instead of replying to this one.
  4. Try removing Cyclic. It tries to get a property from your player character called StepHeight, which doesn't exist. This causes the modpack to crash. If you don't want/can't remove Cyclic, report the issue to them.
  5. Was following this series of tutorials, was going to make a Block Entity for my mod by copying the code off the tutorial and then changing the names (like i had done for the rest of my mod so far) i then got an error. Link to the tutorial in question Here. Error(s): Error 1: MinerMod\src\main\java\com\bccprograming\minermod\init\BlockEntityInit.java:19: error: incompatible types: invalid constructor reference () -> BlockEntityType.Builder.of(DrillBlock::new, BlockInit.MINERARIUMDRILLER.get()).build(null)); ^ constructor DrillBlock in class DrillBlock cannot be applied to given types required: Properties found: BlockPos,BlockState reason: actual and formal argument lists differ in length Error 2: MinerMod\src\main\java\com\bccprograming\minermod\init\BlockEntityInit.java:19: error: incompatible types: cannot infer type-variable(s) T () -> BlockEntityType.Builder.of(DrillBlock::new, BlockInit.MINERARIUMDRILLER.get()).build(null)); ^ (argument mismatch; invalid constructor reference constructor DrillBlock in class DrillBlock cannot be applied to given types required: Properties found: BlockPos,BlockState reason: actual and formal argument lists differ in length) where T is a type-variable: T extends BlockEntity declared in method <T>of(BlockEntitySupplier<? extends T>,Block...) I will not specify where the MinerMod directory is, but it is a copy of the latest 1.18.2 FORGE MDK, just renamed. Code is available on request.

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