Ugdhar

Well, look at the error. FileNotFound, which means it can't find the file. Does that file exist? If so, is it in the right place? If it looks like it is, post a screenshot of your project layout showing this file

I usually don't have people try to cherry pick their logs, if they're coming here and starting out with so little information right at the start, they really should post the whole thing, as it would be really easy for them to skip something useful. Just my opinion

Is that the block that's not rendering? If so, that's the problem right there!

There are a few options for obtaining mods. - Twitch launcher: the twitch launcher is probably the easiest way to get mods, but it is also prone to running into errors. You can get it from https://www.twitch.tv/downloads - Manually: a little more complicated, but more stable. Download forge from files.minecraftforge.net (I would get the latest version, when you click the download link, ignore EVERYTHING on the next page until you see a button in the top right corner say "Skip", then click that, and you will get your download.) The installer should be double-clickable to run it, if not come back here for more help After installing forge, you may need to create a new installation to use it. https://help.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/articles/360034754852-Changing-game-versions- for more information on creating installations. I would advise using a new folder for each version/set of mods you want to use, that way you won't accidentally ruin any existing worlds. If you don't care about that, you can just use the default one. Once you've done that, you can find mods at https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods. Just make sure you get them for the correct version of the game (currently we only support 1.14.4 and 1.15.2, so using any versions lower than that and we can't help you out). If you see a modPACK on curseforge, they require the twitch launcher I mentioned above. Regular mods will come as .jar files, and need to be placed in the mods folder of your chosen game directory. By default, this is %APPDATA%\.minecraft\mods *edit: Also, side note, I would not download mods from ANYWHERE else besides where I have mentioned. It is common practice for websites to steal mods and repost them for download, using old versions, and sometimes even tampered with mods containing viruses or spyware. Stick to curseforge/twitch and you should be fine. Give it a try, hope this helps!

Also, if you are having an issue, you should really start your own thread, post what you've tried, as well as logs.

I would try posting it as a github gist. https://gist.github.com/

1.12 is no longer supported due to age. Please update to a modern (1.14.4/1.15.2) version to receive support. More information on supported versions can be found in the LTS link at the top of every page.

How is that? Also, there is no resources/assets/launch/lang/en_us.json in that repository *edit: another tip, include the gradle stuff in your repo so someone could build your mod by downloading the zip/cloning it. You can see what's included in mine if you're not sure what to include: https://github.com/Ugdhar/structest

Please post your debug.log, there are sure to be errors in there telling why

Can you show a screenshot or exact copy/paste of what you mean? You either need to install Java 8 (if that is what it cannot find) or need to use cd to change directory into the folder that contains the forge installer. Do you know where you saved it?

Then you probably got the filename wrong. Leave out the < and > they're usually just placeholders. Once you start typing the filename (i.e. "forge", no quotes) then pressing tab should auto-complete for you. If it does not, you may not be in the correct folder, typing "dir" (again, no quotes) will give you the list of files in the folder you are currently in.

Show a new log please

I see it on the desktop though. Show the output of the command "dir" please *also, you want the installer, not the launcher.

I'll start with 1.13 no longer being supported, so please update to a modern version. That being said, the issue you are having is likely not related to anyone else's problem, you have mods from about 5 different versions trying to load in there, that's probably it.

Use Java 8

If you check the optifine changelog for the version you download (the link is on the optifine download page) it will tell you what version of forge, if any, it is compatible with.

Nope, it is all support, if it's before 1.14.4, there is no support here regardless of what it is for. There are just too many versions, and a choice had to be made what to support, and the current and previous versions are what was chosen to be supported. If I'm wrong, then this thread won't get locked by a moderator

1.12 is no longer supported due to age. Please update to a modern (1.14.4/1.15.2) version to receive support. More information on supported versions can be found in the LTS link at the top of every page.

Use Java 8, higher versions are not yet supported

I don't use it myself, so I don't know for sure, but maybe if you match up the version of optifine and the version of forge that it says it is compatible with (in the optifine changelog). This could then introduce the potential issue that the mods you want to use require a newer version of forge, then you may have to use older versions of them if available. Again, I don't use optifine myself, so this is purely speculation. *edit: And you should make your own thread if you have an issue, instead of hijacking someone elses thread

Really old versions are no longer supported, only modern (1.14.4/1.15.2) versions. See the LTS link at the top of every page for more information on supported versions.

Show your updated code whenever you change something and need more help Also, be more descriptive with your errors, does the code compile? Run? Does it crash? Is there a log? The more detail you provide, the less time people will have to spend asking you questions My suggestion when you are trying to do something, is to look through vanilla code for something that does something similar to what you are trying to do, and use it as an example. Find something that sets blockstates and look to see how it does it. Part of the problem I can see, is that you are not using setBlockState correctly. Where did you get your parameters from? I've never seen setBlockState used like that. Look at the method signature to see what parameters it wants.

When developing, use the latest version of the MDK, it has bugfixes and more current mappings out of the box. So is this the entire log, or did you leave some out? Just wondering if there was more after that.

No, curseforge is probably the only place on the internet I would trust to download mods, most other places are hosting without permission. https://stopmodreposts.org/ is the actual URL to the website you want to check out.

The jar installer is what you want, it is executable if you have Java and jar files are associated properly.