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I think the answer to that is in the EAQ: http://www.minecraftforge.net/forum/topic/20-rules-and-eaq-read-first-or-you-will-get-banned/

Post the new log with foamfix removed

Post a log from the crash where you add more memory. How much RAM does your computer have?

I would say give minecraft more memory in the profile options (the -Xmx option) since you're getting an OutOfMemory crash.

1.7.10 is no longer supported here. You should update to 1.11.2.

Sorry, that was all I had =(

You may need https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=26999

Yeah the redistributable installs the runtime files

You need to post the fml-client-latest log file, it contains more information than the crash report. Also, someone else is having issues with pixelmon for 1.10.2, I'd hazard a guess that it's broken and anyone having issues with it should contact the author.

Are you playing locally or on a server? It looks like a network connection is failing, but aside from that, I'm at a loss. Hopefully someone else might see this and know what's going on!

It should be fml-client-latest. Please post it in spoiler tags (the little eyeball button)

You need to find the fml client log to get help. It's usually in %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\logs

Please post the fml-client-latest log file, details in the EAQ: http://www.minecraftforge.net/forum/topic/20-rules-and-eaq-read-first-or-you-will-get-banned/

probably https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/buildcraft https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/tinkers-construct

I wonder if it's something broken in the MS VC runtime, since part of the error says Maybe try removing/reinstalling Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 runtime?

Provided you know Java (or another similar programming language), the best way to learn it is to start making stuff, starting simple. a simple block, a simple item, a more complex block/item, tile entities, containers. There a ton of code examples (both good and bad) littered about the internet and these forums. Don't copy and paste code, even if you're using exactly what's there, still type it out, it gives you a feel for things, and sometimes code completion pops up and you see something cool to check out. Read the minecraft forge docs, they aren't a tutorial, but they have a lot of good information about how some things work. Then as you're messing with stuff, you'll run into more specific questions, come post here, and people will help. I'd say when I very first started, the things I had to wrap my head around were many things in Minecraft being singletons, proper registration of stuff (blocks/items/etc), and the "sides" concept.

You don't rename it, when you download forge, just download the installer, not installer-win to get the jar version. edit: Also, 1.7.10 is no longer supported here, that's half your problem. You need to update. Once a mod sees this, this thread will likely get locked. Update to 1.11.2. If you're worried about mods that haven't been updated, complain to the mod authors.

.bat files are simply a list of commands that get run, for a one-off like running the forge installer, you can just type it at the cmd line, usually from the working directory where the installer is located

Please post the latest client log file from %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\logs (provided you have not changed the minecraft directory for your forge installation). Please use the spolier tags (the button of the little eyeball) so that it does not take up page upon page. *edit: I've also seen it said, if you really need to use a 1.8 version, to use 1.8.9 as it is more stable than 1.8.

It looks like Level Up! Reloaded is possibly broken, try removing that and see what happens. Edit: If it still crashes, post the new crashlog

Add them back in one by one, then when you add one and it breaks, report the error to that mod author would be my suggestion.

Post the logs from the attempt removing betterfps

Have you tried asking the mod author to update?

Minecraft 1.7.10 is no longer supported here. You should update. The -Xmx is probably being set in an environment variable, which can be set/altered in control panel if you have windows.