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  1. For other people having this isue: You need to make all the native (the ones in ~/.minecraft/bin/native) libraries 64 bit (on 64 bit linux) or 32 bit (vice versa). If that doesn't work, try reinstalling/updating/downgrading Java. And if it still doesn't work, throw your monitor out the window.
  2. Thanks for the reply, I hope this get fixed soon. At least I can port it to ModLoader only and then back to Forge, so I can continue developing.
  3. I'm a forge noob. I wanted to code an item, but nothing works, the sprite override and the name don't work. This ingame "/give" name is item.unbreakableIngot.name and this inventory name is just an empty String. Here is my code: mod_ExtendedItems.java: package net.minecraft.src; public class mod_ExtendedItems extends BaseMod { public static final Item unbreakableIngot = new ItemUnbreakableIngot(150).setItemName("UnbreakableIngot"); @Override public String getVersion() { return "0.1"; } @Override public void load() { ModLoader.addName(unbreakableIngot, "Unbreakable Ingot"); unbreakableIngot.iconIndex = ModLoader.addOverride("/gui/items.png", "/ExtendedItems/Items/unbreakableingot.png"); } } ItemUnbreakableIngot.java: package net.minecraft.src; public class ItemUnbreakableIngot extends Item { protected ItemUnbreakableIngot(int itemID) { super(itemID); } } I don't know what I'm doing wrong. And if I place the png in the wrong place (mcp70a/jars/bin/mods/ExtendedItems/Items/unbreakableingot.png), can anyone tell me where I have to put it? My code is in the net.minecraft.src package if you didn't notice.

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