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Ok, so I guess my next question is have you tried anything yet? Like I mentioned, if you share the code for what you have tried, you will get much better results getting someone to help out. And of course, if you do not know any Java (or similar programming language), then this will be impossible to do.

Have you tried anything yet? And what precisely do you mean when you say "plugin"? You will get better results looking for help if you have actually tried something.

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Why does having it say forge interfere with your "video roleplay"? Why are you trying to do something using forge, and claim that it is vanilla? If you want it to say vanilla, you probably have to run it without forge.

The issue is that a pickaxe doesn't have to be a subclass of PickaxeItem, someone could make a custom pick that is just an Item with pick functionality. So, while you could check for vanilla picks, or your own pick, you wouldn't really have any way of knowing if it was someone else's pick.

I would try installing forge 1.15.2-31.1.30 from files.minecraftforge.net and making a new Installation in the vanilla launcher using that version, then point the installation game directory at the modpack instance folder that twitch installed. The only thing you would have to do is if you updated the pack through the twitch launcher, if it updated the forge version you would have to install/update that manually through the vanilla launcher installation settings.

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No prob, I just opened up net.minecraftforge.event in my IDE, and saw entity.player in there, so looked and saw that event in there just waiting to be used

Ok, you skipped right from clicking on the installer to trying jarfix, what happened when you clicked on the installer?

Not sure if it fits what you need or not (haven't messed with doing any event stuff like this) but there is an AttackEntityEvent that looks promising, and the comments say it is fired when a player attacks an Entity.

Please be more detailed in what you have done and what you are doing. Start with how you setup your workspace please

Where did you download forge from? How exactly did you install it? What launcher are you using? Please provide as many details about what you have done as possible to help narrow it down.

Except, Optifine doesn't work with forge on 1.15.2 right now, regardless of what mod you use. Once it is brought up to forge compatability, I imagine it won't matter which biomes mod you use.

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Yeah, I've used the twitch launcher and had varying results. Running through the vanilla launcher seems pretty easy, -download the twitch modpack -make sure you have the same version of forge installed normally as the twitch pack needs -Create a new MC installation with that forge version, and just point the game directory to the pack folder in the twitch instance folder -profit!

@OliviaaaIn the future, on the page you download Optifine from, there's a link to the Changelog for each version. If you look in the changelog before you download, it will tell you which version of forge it needs, or if it is not compatible with forge.

Yeah general consensus is that the twitch launcher sucks bad and breaks stuff with forge all the time. I forget who it was that has something in their signature for how to run twitch mod packs using the vanilla launcher and not the twitch one. You could probably google "how do i run a twitch modpack with vanilla launcher?" and get something telling you how.

Please share the exact steps you used to setup your workspace

Look at the change log on the optifine downloads page for the version of it you are downloading, and it will tell you which version, if any, of forge it is compatible with

Your debug.log should start with something like:

Make sure you post the full debug.log, that looks like it might only be part of it.

Nope, not unless you pay them, pretty sure that's ended.

Why doesn't Microsoft support Windows 95 anymore?

Show your launcher installation settings screen, and the contents of the mods folder please