Choonster

The resolution in that thread was to delete vecmath.jar in System > Library > Extensions, but I can't find such a file. I do have hidden files visible, so I'm pretty sure it's not hiding out somewhere in the folder. Is there any other solution you might know of? I'm afraid I can't help you any further. That was the only discussion of this error I've seen.

I managed to extend my previous example with a face rotation property: [url=https://github.com/Choonster/TestMod3/blob/dee37427c6851507b30409e995dce21ee150c33c/src/main/java/com/choonster/testmod3/block/BlockColoredMultiRotatable.java]Block[/url] , [url=https://github.com/Choonster/TestMod3/blob/dee37427c6851507b30409e995dce21ee150c33c/src/main/java/com/choonster/testmod3/tileentity/TileEntityColoredMultiRotatable.java]TileEntity[/url] , blockstates file Having a block with so many possible combinations of properties makes me glad that Forge's blockstates format exists. This should be pretty similar to what you're looking for, alexfadeev.

I'm obviously not the OP, but I managed to make a relatively simple block that stores its facing (just the standard EnumFacing values) in its TileEntity . You can see the implementation here: [url=https://github.com/Choonster/TestMod3/blob/da28151e33cd2f3bb9f7db1478e862fab629f220/src/main/java/com/choonster/testmod3/block/BlockColoredRotatable.java]Block[/url] , [url=https://github.com/Choonster/TestMod3/blob/da28151e33cd2f3bb9f7db1478e862fab629f220/src/main/java/com/choonster/testmod3/tileentity/TileEntityColoredRotatable.java]TileEntity[/url] , blockstates file Getting the facing synced correctly between all players was a bit tricky, but I just needed to call World#markBlockForUpdate when rotating the block to send the TileEntity update packet and when receiving the packet to update the model with the new facing.

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The OP is overriding Block#isAir , which is what World#isAirBlock uses.

Does that show as an error for you? IDEA will let me compare a Block and IBlockState or any other interface without complaint (probably because a subclass could implement that interface), but not a Block and any other class (because a class can only extend one class).

Soul Shards: Reborn is trying to use a client-only class on the server. Report this to the author.

If you do end up writing some documentation on the system, you may want to consider making a pull request to Forge's Read the Docs site.

See this issue for a solution.

ATLauncher issues should be posted in the ATLauncher forums. Updating to the latest version of Java may or may not help.

Why do you need UTF-16 at all?

Lang files are loaded as UTF-8, you can use any Unicode character (including the section symbol) if you save the file as UTF-8 from your editor. I have an example of this here.

Both your old and new logs appear to be using Forestry 4.1.1.46. In addition, you seem to have posted the contents of the vanilla log (latest.log) instead of the Forge log (fml-client-latest.log), which contains a lot of useful information not present in the vanilla log. If you want to use Binnie's Mods, you'll need to use a pre-4.0 version of Forestry. If other mods need a newer version of Forestry, remove them or use older versions. The versions of ExtraCells and OpenComputers you have are incompatible. Update OpenComputers.

Since it was mainly the test mods rather than the unit tests I was interested in, I decided to create a simple external Gradle project to build and run them using some symbolic links to a local copy of the Minecraft Forge repository. I've published it to GitHub with setup instructions. I don't really care about the unit tests, so I probably won't bother with the JUnit runner. Thanks anyway for the suggestion.

Forge's GitHub repository includes several JUnit tests and some test mods in src/test, but is there any easy way to run the tests and/or load the test mods? The test mods are what I'm mainly interested in. Running the test Gradle task in the Forge project results in the TestNetStuff tests passing, but the SimpleNetTester and EnumHelperTest tests failing with class loader errors. I apologise if this is the wrong section, I wasn't quite sure whether it fell under Modder Support or Support & Bug Reports.

I don't think there's any way to control the order that entities are ticked in, it's just done in the order they're spawned in the world. You could subscribe to TickEvent.WorldTickEvent and iterate through World#loadedEntityList to pre-update any of your entities that are currently loaded. This event is fired with Phase.START before each World (dimension) is ticked and Phase.END after. Do you really need to do this? Why does the tick order matter?

Post the log and crash report with the old Forestry version and Binnie's Mods enabled and/or with the new Forestry version and Binnie's Mods disabled; otherwise I can't help you.

Binnie's Mods (Extra Trees, Extra Bees, Botany and Genetics) don't work with Forestry 4.x.x yet. Either use an older version of Forestry (may cause incompatibilities with other mods) or disable Binnie's Mods. You've installed a Cricket version of Chisel Facades with a Chisel Team version of Chisel. Update Chisel Facades to the latest Chisel Team version. Another One Bites The Dust, More Chisels and Extra Cells have also errored in some way, make sure you have the appropriate dependencies installed.

The mod is literally called Eureka. It's required by BCA and available from Curse.

Update BuildCraft Additions and Eureka.

Update BdLib, Advanced Generators and any other of bdew's mods you have installed.

Pressure Pipes is broken. Try updating to a newer version, the one you have is quite old.

First of all, don't necro old threads. You installed a coremod built for 1.7.10 (or earlier) in Minecraft 1.8. Mods only work with specific versions of Minecraft, pay attention to the required version when installing mods.

Add the arguments to a Run Configuration in your IDE.

You can see the changes Forge makes to vanilla classes in the patches folder of the GitHub repository. This is the patch for AnvilChunkLoader .