Ugdhar

I posted this in general discussion, as I do not really need help, but I just noticed something interesting/strange and figured I'd bring it up for discussion . I have seen it said many times to make sure your ModelRegistryEvent handler is in a client-only class, or it will crash a dedicated server as client classes do not exist there. I just noticed that a mod I was tinkering with has the ModelRegistryEvent handler in the same class (annotated as an EventBusSubscriber) as the item and block registration events. I have run this myself on a server and client (separate machines), and had the block in hand without any crashes or anything. Just figured I'd throw this out there for comment/informational purposes. Whether this is intended behavior, or a glitch that will eventually go away, I honestly have no idea.

You should make a modpack for a newer version of Minecraft, 1.7.10 is so ancient it is no longer supported.

Yes, you would need to install Minecraft. Make sure you check which edition you need from the article you read, most mods (including forge) are for the Java edition, which comes from minecraft.net, NOT the windows store. Even if you wanted the windows 10 edition, buy the Java edition from minecraft.net and you get a free copy of the Windows 10/Bedrock edition.

- It's being advised to stop using 1.8.x versions and to update to something more modern. - Post the complete logs/fml-client-latest.log from your minecraft profile directory in spoiler tags

Minecraft 1.7.10 is really really old and no longer supported here, you will need to update to a more modern version to get support.

Correct

Make sure you are using Java 8 and not Java 9. java -version at the command prompt will tell you which version you have.

I would see if I could find the code for the op and deop commands and find out if I can call similar routines from my own code.

If you remove autodab mod does it still crash?

1.7.10 is no longer supported on these forums, you will need to update to receive support. When a moderator sees this thread, it will most likely be locked. Aside from that, I would guess that your world is corrupt, and you would need to restore from a recent backup.

1.7.10 is no longer supported, you will need to update for support.

I believe making your own launcher is discouraged/prohibited. Even the Twitch launcher still runs the official Minecraft launcher to run the game.

Upload your code to a github repository and just post the link here.

Try this, see if it helps:

You need Java 8 to do MC modding

Just for S&Gs, what if you make the constructor in your BiomeConfigurator class public? Does that change anything?

You should post your code to a github repository, and then link to it here so we can see all potentially relevant code.

try ./gradlew setupDecompWorkspace eclipse from the commandline, while in the directory you put the forge files in.

If it's only happening to you, I'd say it's something on your client side. Post your logs/fml-client-latest.log file (in spoiler tags), and perhaps your computer specs (cpu, ram, graphics card), they might give some clues as to what's going on.

The only problem with this, is when people come here trying to make a mod with little to no java experience, to the point of not understanding classes, methods, properties, inheritance, overrides, etc, it all goes back to "learn java". I do agree that the amount of "java training" needed will vary from person to person, but unless they do not plan on coming here to ask questions and instead seeking the answers themselves, they should probably learn a decent amount of java first before attempting to mod.

You should upload your code to a git repository on github, and show what you have tried. Look through vanilla code, look at other mods that have source published on github (there are tons), and give it a try.

I would urge you to update, preferably to 1.12.2 1.7.10 is very old, and no longer supported on these forums.

1.7.10 is very old, and no longer supported on these forums. I urge you to update to the latest version of MC/Forge.