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ThePenguinNich

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  1. Not to sure exactly what you meant, but I re-installed Eclipse. It seemed, however, that the user preferences remained, so I assumed there was something in the forge stuff that saved Eclipse preferences. moved a folder called .metadata out of the folder in C:\Users\MyUser\Desktop\MC Modding - 1.6.4\forge\mcp\eclipse (the eclipse folder is where I'm running my workspace, btw) and ran it again. This time, the user preferences were gone, and a new .metadata folder was made in the right location, however, my source folder was not showing up. I'm just going to back up all my mod stuff and re-download forge (using 1.6.4 version) Edit: I went ahead and reinstalled forge and eclipse.. and it worked
  2. I really don't know how to put this, so I'll just tell you my scenario. I was doing some recipe editing for my mod, and I accidentally tried to run the code when an instance was already running. After shutting both down, I ran it again and it stopped short. There was no crash to what I could see, It just ran for a very small amount of time then stopped. Here's what I'm seeing in the console: I have no idea what this is and how to fix it. Any help would be appreciated. Edit: I guess some of you might tell me to downgrade my Java (1.8.0_11, by the way) But it's been working fine with that version. If that is the only way, I'll do it, I'd just rather not.

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