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You have to create a launcher profile for it, and if you don't see your forge version on the top of the list of versions, try looking at the bottom as well

I would probably follow these instructions: http://mcforge.readthedocs.io/en/latest/gettingstarted/

I just look at vanilla code and try stuff, and if I get stuck post here for help.

Just start with a 32x32 image, why start at 8x8 and then try to upscale it? *edit: https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Tutorials/Creating_a_resource_pack

Your modid is 11111114654g but your package setup is calling it tutorial.

When you get an error, search through the log for the words "caused by", and read all those lines, not just the first one. A lot of times the real problem is a few errors in.

Please do, as the error message that you typed indicates you are making typos on the commandline.

Make sure you are using Java 8 and not Java 9. How exactly did you try installing it? What happened when you tried? Did the installer generate a log file? It should have, post it here in spoiler tags (the eyeball button)

I believe at this point it requires java 8, but I know it does not yet support java 9

Honestly not sure, from what I understand most stuff happens on a single thread, with a few things (networking I think for one) happening on a different thread.

You need to update to get support here, 1.7.10 is no longer supported.

Start small, a simple block, a simple item. You sound as if you know what you are doing in a development sense, so when you run into issues, come back here with a github repo link and a post/link of your fml-client-latest.log. Important to know how minecraft as well as forge works, i.e. blocks and items are singletons, so there is only 1 instance of their class that exists within the game, "items" that are in the world are Entities, in an inventory they are ItemStacks, client side vs server side. Honestly, I've never seen any tutorials (especially videos) that were 100% "good". The forge docs give the bare minimum info (although it's much more informative once you get going), and the majority of the tutorials/videos are "here, type this code to do this. It works." I always took what I got from them and then combed through the forums for "authoritative" ways to do it (or to confirm what I found was legit/the right way). Inspecting the vanilla sources is a good way to start doing things as well. Some of the links I have bookmarked, more for reference as opposed to straight up tutorial: I liked how this guy setup his item/block registration: http://www.minecraftforge.net/forum/topic/49497-1112-is-using-registryevent-this-way-ok/#comment-249433 More stuff on registering stuff: http://www.minecraftforge.net/forum/topic/58997-112-registering-blocks-and-itemblocks-the-new-way/ TheGreyGhosts Minecraft By Example repo: https://github.com/TheGreyGhost/MinecraftByExample Draco18s Reasonable Realism repo: https://github.com/Draco18s/ReasonableRealism Shadowfacts Tutorials: https://shadowfacts.net/tutorials/ diesieben07s common problems/caveats thread: http://www.minecraftforge.net/forum/topic/61757-common-issues-and-recommendations/#comment-289566 Hope this helps, and definitely if you know how to program, when you run into issues, come here with a link to your code, and either a link or post your fml-client-latest.log, and you'll more than likely get help. The guys on here know their minecraft forge, they just don't have the time or inclination to teach kids java for free

You really should create your own thread, because even though you may think it's the same problem, a lot of times it is not, and then you've gone and hijacked someone else's thread.

http://mcforge.readthedocs.io/en/latest/datastorage/capabilities/ Without ever having made a fluid tank myself, I'm going to guess that you create your block/item and attach an IFluidHandler capability to it, which will provide methods to manage the input/output of fluid and the fluid storage. Make a go at it, post your code to github, and if you run into issues, come back posting the logs and link to code.

Yup, looks good to me!

tld is top level domain, i.e. com, net, org, etc.

If you own a domain, it'd be [tld].[domain].[packagename] So, do not use com.[username] unless you actually own [username].com. If you don't own a domain, just use your username as the base package.

If you're using Java 9, you need to downgrade to Java 8. java -version at the commandline will show you what the version is.

I dunno, see what 2G does, if you get much past that, I'd wager there's some other issue eating up the ram

The game ran out of memory, you need to give it more *edit: you should update too, 1.8.9 is pretty much reaching the not supported stage.

More than likely it's the mods, possibly out of date, or made using an older version of forge.

This one looks like it's coming from tinker's construct.

biomes o plenty is broken, remove it, or update it. If it's already updated, report the issue to the author

When you run into an error, make sure you have the latest code posted, as well as the complete error, preferably the fml-client-latest.log. And just to warn you, if you don't really understand Java, you're going to have a very hard time modding without someone holding your hand, which will be tough on the forums, because people are not always here waiting to help people, and if it becomes apparent you are repeatedly having troubles with basic Java issues, you'll likely be asked to go learn the basics before coming here for help.