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  1. I think I found the culprit. Journey map seems to have a server-side bug involving its configs. When updating forge to a new version (and new instance folder), I noticed the following at the end of the server's loading process: and the server unloaded fine the first time, but not after subsequent starts. Since the directory referenced here, journeymap's data directory, is one of the few directory I didn't copy from the old instance directory, I correctly concluded that journeyman was the culprit, removed it, and have been able to /stop without issue since. I don't know WHY these config's existing or not causes it to hang, but apparently it does. I guess it's time to go bug a mod developer. Thanks Ugdhar! edit: spoke too soon. Disregard this
  2. good idea. I'll give that a try... although, wouldn't a binary search be faster? (Honestly I just didn't think to give that a try at all, so thanks either way) yeah... looks like it truncated when I tried to rename the gist. The original log and gist are multiple megabytes so I can't really blame anything on github's backend for giving up. Although, the fact it's that long (and what you said about CraftTweaker) have me mildly concerned. I'll take that advice into consideration. One thing at a time though. let me give narrowing down the mod (if it is a mod) responsible for hanging a try first (once I get done with some college busywork anyway). I think I might actually know a version of my pack that was working, and since I haven't added many mods since then, it might be faster to start my search that way. Wish me luck!
  3. hi. I'm not positive whether this is even forge causing this or a mod, but when I issue the stop command, it saves correctly but then doesn't actually exit the jar. The last thing showing on the main output stream (command prompt in my case) is something about unloading a dimension called alternate5, debug.log ends with a message about unloading server config's, and the rest of debug log from my last stop (this happens every time) can be read on gist here: debug.log Minecraft version: 1.16.5 Forge version: jar file ends with 36.1.0. Not sure about the 4 digit build number but I can check that if you'd like (pretty sure it's the current recommended build tho) regarding what research I've done... well, honestly, I'm not really sure what search terms are going to get me any results. I tried both googling and duck-duck-going "forge server won't stop" but, as you might expect, most results for a query that starts with "forge server won't" are of the "won't start" variety. then I tried googling "forge server stalls on exit", but the results weren't much better. Across all my searches, the few relevant results I got were on different Minecraft versions and, in the case of the most recent one, involved a mod I don't have installed. Besides basic searching, I did read the bottom of the debug.log, but I didn't see any sort of stacktrace that might give me a clue. In short, I ran out of leads so I came here.
  4. okay that fixed it. Thanks diesieben! I removed the non-alphanumeric characters (besides the spaces and periods) and it was able to find the jar without issue. I also appear to have avoided the error I got when I tried to setup a workspace under my desktop folder (I forget what the error was, but it's irrelevant to my situation since I don't want to put my workspace there anyway). moderation, please close this. I don't think I need any more help with this, but if it turns out I do, I'd rather start a new thread and reference this one. thanks everyone! Edit: ran into this again today when I tried to run this from under a folder with the "&" character. I guess I use that character far too often; I'm just glad I bookmarked this thread to remind me how to fix it. Now I just need to go move my OneDrive folder, again! SMH...
  5. tried that, but thanks nonetheless Good point. I don't think that "-" is even supposed to be there in the first place (I think Windows might have added it because the "workspaces" wouldn't fit on one line when I was naming the folder. Even if I did it, it's not necessary), for instance, so that's probably the problem. I'll give it a try when I'm back on that computer. Thanks
  6. possibly related to this post fair warning, I'm almost completely new to modding, having only gotten far enough to implement a few items and some untextured blocks. Even that much I only accomplished thanks to CJMinecraft's tutorials (available here), so if I say or do something 'stupid', please have patience. I tried to install/setup a workspace on a new computer I just got not too long ago, but for some reason, the same steps in the tutorial I'm following (and which I used to set a workspace up on my old computer), well, they aren't working. here's what I did before I got an error (note: This list is only the steps I went through up until I initially got the error in step 5; as such, anything I did to try to resolve the error isn't included): I installed 64-bit Java I set the Java_home environment variable to point to it I downloaded the MDK and extracted it to the folder I want to set up as my workspace I opened up command prompt at the location by calling "start CMD" in powerShell there I tried to run the command gradlew SetupDecompWorkspace eclipse, but got the error "The system cannot find the path specified. Error: could not find or load main class org.gradle.wrapper.GradleWrapperMain" after getting that error, I tried a few things to try to resolve it, including (but not limited to) inspecting gradle-wrapper.jar to see if it was where it's supposed to be and had the method in question (spoiler alert, it did), trying again after deleting .gradle from my user directory, and repeating steps 3-5 in various locations (It worked okay on my desktop for some reason, despite the only difference between the folders' permissions being that one inherits from my user directory and one inherits directly from desktop). Try as I might, I can't figure out why it won't setup in the folder I want. Please help. additional information: A comment thread on CJMinecraft's video, in which I tried to resolve this with his help, can be found here a screenshot of my most recent PowerShell & CMD session, in addition to being attached to this post, can be found here
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