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PyloDEV

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  1. May I ask you to send me whole code for your dimension. Could you upload it to the mediafire or github? If you did so, I would be really grateful since you will really help me. Things have changed from 1.6.4 to the 1.7.2 in a great deal. Thank you!
  2. Yes, that is true. And thanks for providing me fix.
  3. I haven't installed this mod. This is my mod and is located in MCP src. Then I recompile it and start client. Mod doesn't even exist in these folder. This location is provided by MCP - I think so
  4. I have downloaded the lastest Minecraft Forge sources (minecraftforge-src-1.6.1-8.9.0.775). I made simple ModLoader based mod (i know that this way of mod creation is deprecated - please don't write this, I need help for something else ). After I recompile it and get no errors, I start client from MCP. I get this error in minecraft window: and this error in console: http://pastebin.com/LmZLpEAb. I have tried making plain mod and also making mod in right way. Using @Mod(...). I got the same error. Is this my mistake or is this bug that needs to be fixed by forge developes? NOTE: This message dissapears after 10 seconds and minecraft starts normaly. But I am developer of mod maker and users would find this annoying and I would need to put some kind of warrning message. Is there any option to get rid of this error message?

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