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I believe the issue may be in your getBlockState method, in there you're getting a default state with FlowingFluid.LEVEL, but it appears you are trying to make use of FlowingFluid.LEVEL_1_8

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No worries, github is just probably the easiest way to share code, for both ends! Then it's just a simple link, only need to post it once in a topic (since even if code changes the github repo is in the same place), code is easy to read on github, and if someone wants to build the mod to help debug it, it's easy to clone/download. Just a useful tip to make getting help easier!

You should always post a link to a github repo containing your mod code. It tells you what's wrong:

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If you have Java installed you could try jarfix https://jarfix.en.softonic.com/

Your modid must be all lowercase *edit: lol, just noticed you said it was fixed at the bottom. GJ finding it!

I would just uninstall the 32 bit JDK

You need to install Java 8, and then more than likely tell your system to use that as the default java, or directly specify the java you wish to use when you launch the server. As I don't have nor use a mac, I'm not 100% sure how to tell you how to proceed with doing that, google probably knows!

Your issue is it's trying to use Java 14, and you need Java 8 for forge. I believe someone said the reason is because one of the libraries required by forge still targets Java 8.

what if you put the java -version line first, I know it's not going to fix it, I just want to know what version of java your script is trying to use. and it should output it. It needs to be java 8, and just having java 8 does not mean that's the one it's using.

No, use -version, exactly as you have it up there, it should print out what version of Java it is using.

I would say add a line "exec java -version" (without the quotes) right before the line that starts your server, and see what it tells you for a version before the error message that shows up. *edit: please note, I don't use a mac whatsoever, so I'm not 100% sure how things work, but I am very familiar with linux.

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Make sure it is using Java 8. Add a java -version to your shell script to have it output the java version to make sure.

Which IDE do you use? In Eclipse, it is usually the first item in Referenced Libraries. There's a jar for forge/minecraft, a jar for the launcher, and a client-extra jar that contains client stuff like models etc. You would just make your crop 2 blocks high or whatever in the same manner the vanilla crop does.

I still use the commandline to setup my projects for eclipse, i.e. Then import into eclipse as an Existing Project as opposed to a gradle project. I couldn't tell you the reason why, but I have to set the project up *twice* before the sources are available to me when I import existing project into eclipse. Trying to run the gradle tasks within eclipse hasn't really worked for me.

That is like saying "What is 2+2? BUT IT CAN'T BE 4.", even though the CORRECT answer is 4. You will not get a different (correct) answer that is not Java 8. If Java 8 is not working for you, then you must post logs as described in the EAQ (first pinned post in the support section) to get help, because the logs tell what is REALLY going on.

Can you just recreate the installation?

You should really fix that, it's like trying to run a race with a broken leg. . . . Also, I'm curious what you have tried, and also, replacing your tulips with vanilla ones, do the bees come out of the hive? Just want to make sure your flowers are really the issue.

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