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Please read the FAQ (link is orange banner at top of page), and post logs as described there, to an external site such as https://mclo.gs

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There are a bunch of fabric mods listed in that log. And others as well. Try removing all that and see what happens, if it still crashes, post a new log.

Please post your settings.gradle and build.gradle files so they can be checked for errors

Thanks for sharing your solution! Always makes me sad when someone comes back to say "close this, it's solved" without sharing the solution!

Post logs as described in the FAQ (https://forums.minecraftforge.net/topic/125488-rules-and-frequently-asked-questions-faq/)

Please read the FAQ (https://forums.minecraftforge.net/topic/125488-rules-and-frequently-asked-questions-faq/) and post logs as described there to a site such as https://mclo.gs and post the link here.

Please read the FAQ (https://forums.minecraftforge.net/topic/125488-rules-and-frequently-asked-questions-faq/) and post logs as described there using a site such as https://mclo.gs and post the link to your log here.

Looks like you need to upgrade to Java 21

Please read the FAQ (https://forums.minecraftforge.net/topic/125488-rules-and-frequently-asked-questions-faq/) and post logs as described there to a site such as https://mclo.gs and post the link here.

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You should be able to browse the Minecraft source through your IDE to look at existing vanilla mobs. Been a few since I've look at much MC, so not sure what mobs would be good examples, but I know they have at least fish lol. For instance, in Eclipse, on the left side where it shows your source packages/files, there's a section for 'Referenced Libraries'. Expanding that, there's a list of jars that are used in the project. The project I'm looking at, there's one for "forge-1.20.4-49.0.38_mapped_parchment_2024.02.25-1.20.4-recomp.jar". Dropping that down shows a big list of packages, including the net.minecraft.* packages, and dropping those down show the classes included, which can be clicked on to view the source. If you use IntelliJ, it's more or less the same thing, look around for the Referenced Libraries, and find the forge one, boom, Bob's your uncle.

Graphics are irrelevant for a server. According to google, it should support 20-40. I literally asked it "how many players on a lightly modded minecraft server will a ryzen 5 2600 with 32GB ram support?" Maybe someone with some real world experience has further input. I can say without a doubt that if you run Linux as opposed to windows for the server operating system, you will get better performance and have more resources available to your server.

Cracked launchers are not supported, you need to buy the game.

Vous utilisez Java 8 et avez besoin de Java 21. Vous pouvez le télécharger sur https://adoptium.net/temurin/releases J'ai utilisé Google Traduction pour rédiger cet article, j'espère que cela vous sera utile !

Looks like a possible graphics driver issue, I would try updating your driver directly from the NVidia, don't use windows update to try and update it.

The simple answer is there is not an easy way. You would need to know how to program in Java, as well as at least some familiarity with how Forge works so you could port the differences. You would also need the sourcecode for the original mod, and permission from the author to modify it, if they did not use some sort of open source license. So it's not impossible, but it would take some effort, but doing so would open up a whole new world of possibilities for you!

Does it still crash if you remove holdmyitems? Looks like that mod doesn't work on a server as far as I can tell from the error.

Start by following the docs to get a workspace setup: https://docs.minecraftforge.net/en/latest/gettingstarted/ Then poke around some of the tutorials, https://www.mcjty.eu/docs/1.20/ used to be the goto, but not sure if there are any updates for regular forge or not, but if you've brushed up on Java, it will be enough to get you started. Poke around the Minecraft and Forge sources to see how things are done. Read the FAQ for information on how to post code/logs when you run into issues. Share as much info on issues you have as possible. Use github to host projects, chances of someone helping are higher when they can actually see all your code and/or build it themselves. And finally, keep it on the forums, don't direct message people with questions, most people do not provide personal support like that. Also keep in mind forums posts are not always immediately answered, if you're looking for a quicker response, you can always try the Minecraft Forge discord server.

Your best bet is to read the FAQ (https://forums.minecraftforge.net/topic/125488-rules-and-frequently-asked-questions-faq/), and start a new topic, posting logs and code as described there. Decent chance someone from 2 years ago might not even be around anymore to answer you.

Please read the FAQ (https://forums.minecraftforge.net/topic/125488-rules-and-frequently-asked-questions-faq/) and post log files as described there, using a site such as https://mclo.gs/ and post the link here.

When you play Minecraft in single player there is still a server, it's just running on the same computer as the client, and not launched as a separate program, it's all done for you as the single player experience. Try backing up, and then deleting, the config/Mekanism/generator-storage.toml and config/curios-server.toml files, it should recreate them correctly when you start the game again.

When you name a method like that, with no return value, it is a constructor. The constructor must have the same name as the class it constructs, in this case, ModItems. I would strongly advise reading up on some basic Java tutorials, because you will definitely be running into a lot more issues as you go along without the basics. *I should also add that the Forge documentation is a reference, not a tutorial. Even following tutorials, you should know Java basics, otherwise the smallest of mistakes will trip you up as you copy someone elses code.

I merged your second post with the original , there is no need to post a new thread asking for an answer. If someone sees your post and can help, they will reply. If you are seeking a quicker response, you could try asking in the Minecraft Forge diacord.

I can't figure out if you're looking for help trying to steal someone elses work, or cheat at the game....