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I would say take a look at LivingAttackEvent

I would go and change your minecraft.net password right away if you believe that is the case. Make sure you use good password practices when you do so. Make sure you do not enter any personal information (minecraft password, etc) into any GUIs that show up while you are playing on a server. Beyond that, I am not sure, and wish you the best! Also, side note, since I do not know what version Aternos is for (I assume it's a modpack?), versions below 1.14.4 are no longer supported on these forums due to age, and requesting help for old versions will result in a request for you to update to a supported version

In your .minecraft folder is a logs folder, and in there is a debug.log That last post you made was just the crashlog, much less information in it.

All I get when I go there is a cloud with a red bullseye with an M in the middle, I let it sit there for a few, but it never shows me anything different

Well then darn, I have no idea, sorry I can't be more help Hopefully someone else will see and have a suggestion for ya!

You can use 1.12.2 if you wish. But, if you do, and have a problem, i.e., it crashes, this website does not provide support for versions that old anymore. Just like if you had a Windows XP disc, you could theoretically install that old version of Windows on a computer, but if it didn't work or you had questions, Microsoft would tell you to update if you wanted their help.

There should hopefully be a debug.log file in the modpacks game directory, upload that somewhere and post a link to it here. (it's probably too big to post directly here) I forget where twitch installs stuff by default, but I know they are folders for each modpack within an Instances folder.

Then what you need to do, is when you try something and it doesn't work, come back here, explain what you tried, with either links to the code on your github, or at least a mention of which classes/where you changed it. Explain what did not work, and post logs, even if the game doesn't crash, sometimes there's stuff in there that helps find what's going wrong. And of course, the more Java/programming you know, and the longer you've done it, the easier it will be.

Google could have told you faster than me twitch.tv/downloads

Firstly, you only have to update if you wish to ask for help on these forums. There's nothing saying that you can't play old versions, you just won't get help here for it. I would make sure to run the vanilla Minecraft of the version you're updating to (I would go right for 1.15.2). Then download the forge installer for 1.15.2 from files.minecraftforge.net and run/install it. (make sure the minecraft launcher is closed when you do this) Now, when you open the launcher after installing forge, if it does not create an Installation for you, you will have to make one by clicking on "Installations" at the top of the launcher, and clicking the + to add one. the forge version you installed should be in the list of minecraft versions on the new installation screen. If you google "create minecraft installation" you should be able to find screenshots and such of what it looks like. Once you've created your installation, run it once to make sure it works. If it gets to the game, then you can probably quit out, and go to curseforge.com and download mods for 1.15.2, and put them in the mods folder. Your mods folder is in the minecraft game directory, which is the .minecraft in your Appdata\Roaming folder by default. This folder can be changed in the installation settings screen, so you can keep modded worlds/saves separate from vanilla, if you wish.

I figured it out I think; you're downloading modpacks, not mods. Those modpacks have to be run through the twitch launcher (initially) I believe. I'd say we can hold off on logs, since I think I figured out the whole mod/modpack thing.

How come all your mods are .zip files? Mods downloaded from curseforge should come as .jar files. And the debug.log should be in your .minecraft/logs folder, you may have to upload it to a hosting site or something and post a link here, they're usually large.

Cool, thanks for your input guys. Obviously I don't know a lot about graphics programming/rendering, while still not my main interest or focus, definitely useful to know at least a little for forge tinkering

try running gradlew eclipse first, then gradlew genEclipseRuns and see what happens

Please provide more information: logs as described in the EAQ, a screenshot of your mods folder including full address bar at the top, and a screenshot of the installation settings screen for the forge profile in the launcher. That should give enough information to figure out what is going on.

Also, random thought, is it still a thing to keep texture dimensions to powers of 2?

You can have as many versions of forge installed as you wish, you don't have to remove one to install another. Also keep in mind, 1.12 is no longer supported on these forums due to age. More information on supported versions can be found in the LTS link at the top of every page.

So, after seeing someone on here asking about custom shields, I thought that would be fun to mess with. So after looking at vanilla code, designed my shield after the vanilla style with a ISTER, got my shield to render, but it was all black/no texture. After some searching, I found a comment on here by TheGreyGhost (dude you rule) mentioning his MBE21. Looking at that, he had (commented out, but it was what I needed) an event for TextureStitchEvent.Pre which added a texture to the AtlasTexture.LOCATION_BLOCKS_TEXTURE which would appear to be a dynamically built texture atlas for, well, mostly blocks I would guess by the name. So creating that event and stitching my new shield texture to that atlas made my shield have a skin in all its glory! So now, my question, is it OK to just stitch textures onto that texture atlas, or should I (not sure how, but I'd figure it out I imagine) create my own? I'm not actually *MAKING* a mod or anything, just tinkering, figuring stuff out, but I wouldn't want to get in the habit of hijacking (or advising people to) vanilla texture atlases if I can fill them up or something like that. Sorry for the long winded explanation.

Please show more of your code, a githup repo is preferred as it's easier to read, and can be cloned/build to help debugging. Mostly wondering where you are registering your event handler.

The latest Java 8.

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Ok, so what have you tried, besides just copying stuff? Looking at it, I don't see any mention of a sword anywhere, but lots of stuff about bow & arrow, so that looks like a good place to start. I haven't done this before, I just know how to code and look for stuff, so I can't tell you EXACTLY how to do it, you're going to have to use some skills yourself.

Please post logs from the client and server as described in the EAQ. Without them there is not enough information to know what is going on.

I believe the only way to mod Win10/Bedrock is through the use of resource packs and behavior packs. https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Bedrock_Edition_add-on_documentation *keep in mind, from what I've seen of this setup, you cannot do nearly as much stuff as you can do with the java edition and forge. Also, no support on these forums for bedrock addons, you would likely have to go to the official minecraft forums.