Ugdhar

- You should make your own thread when you have a problem, not hijack someone else's thread. - The error looks like it says it's looking for lucky blocks but can't find it.

I believe you want the sound file to be in main/resources instead of main/java Also, you should post your fml-client-latest.log file when you post an issue, it can help too

Well, since there is no old thread anymore by the looks of it, you should probably re-state your problem, what you tried, the logs, and the code.

Most of the tutorials out there are either old, wrong, or don't explain things and are just copy-pasta. I found the best way was to look through the vanilla/forge sources after setting up a workspace, trying stuff, and then if I run into issues, come here with a thorough explanation of my problem, what I wanted to happen, a copy of the fml-client-latest.log, and my code (I use github myself, and highly advise it) Prerequisite for all this is either knowing Java, or another similar OOP language. *edit: Sorry, my mistake, I didn't even notice the subforum this was in, so my answer doesn't apply. Sorry for my confusion, that's what I get for trying to do anything before I have coffee!!

1.7.10 is no longer supported on these forums, you will have to update for support.

Then once you get the server running, you will need to forward the port from your router to your computer. Check the website for whoever made the router for a support section, and search for port forward and you should find instructions on how to do it.

Either just remove it, or contact the mod author https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/forever-enough-items

Inside your network, it will be the IP address of your computer, if it is on the same computer you play minecraft on, 127.0.0.1 will work. Outside of your network, you will likely need to enable port forwarding for port 25565 on your router. Configuration can vary between types of routers, so consult your router mfrs website or instructions for information on how to forward ports.

FEI is broken

In your minecraft profile directory, please find logs/fml-client-latest.log and post its contents here within spoiler tags (the eyebally button) *edit: Pretty sure 9minecraft.net is a bad website. http://stopmodreposts.org If you want mods, stick to https://minecraft.curseforge.com/mc-mods

I believe in this situation it's advised to try the jar installer, not the windows exe installer.

post the complete logs/fml-client-latest.log in spoiler tags (the eyball button) please

Download the forge installer (or if you already have it downloaded, run it again) Choose Install Server Change the install directory at the bottom to where you want to install it (I'd make and choose a new folder) Click OK This will install the server in the specified folder. From here, it can vary depending on your operating system, but essentially, you run the forge jar file from the folder you installed the server to. The first run will fail, it'll make you edit eula.txt and change false to true, but should run after that. then, just drop mods into the mods folder and (re)start the server and they should load.

If we knew, we'd post. Bumping your thread after 15 mins doesn't help, it's kinda rude.

From what I can tell from some light googling, it appears to be a unique identifier for your project.

Well, according to the crash: So I'd give the game more memory and see if that helps. If you keep getting the same crash, then those mods are doing some wonky stuff that's using way too much memory.

In the launcher, click Launch Options near the top right Choose your profile from the list Choose the forge version you want from the Versions dropdown. New installs are sometimes at the very bottom of the list, so check carefully.

Post screenshots of your launcher profile options, and the minecraft game directory for us to see. Keep in mind that 1.7.10 is no longer supported here.

You don't need to uninstall old versions, but any existing profiles using an existing/older version will remain as they are, using whatever version they were setup to use. You either need to create a new profile using the new forge version (that's what I would do), or update old profiles to use the new version (which will quite possibly not work if the existing mods are not compatible with the new version).

1.7.10 is no longer supported here, you will need to update to get help. You will also want to post the logs/fml-client-latest.log so people can check it out for errors.

Yeah for support on here, you need to be on one of the latest 2-3 versions or so, 1.7.10 is ancient and there have been a lot of changes/improvements since then. Your problem is (probably) best described in this error in your log: Caused by: java.lang.RuntimeException: Attempted to load class net/minecraft/client/resources/IResourcePack for invalid side SERVER You're trying to do client stuff on a server. The forge docs have an explanation of sides. http://mcforge.readthedocs.io/en/latest/concepts/sides/ This is important, regardless of the version of minecraft you are using. So, update to a newer (I'd go latest to be honest) version of forge, and if you need further help people here are pretty smart.

1.7.10 is no longer supported here, you'll have to update to get help. A moderator will likely lock this thread once they see it.

Yeah, there are a lot of differences between 1.11 and 1.12, so unless you know Java and Forge modding to make the changes required, you're just going to have to wait on the author.

Dude, for one thing, this version of MC is old and not supported anymore. You need to update if you want support here, I would say to at least 1.11.2. Second, this thread is over 2 years old, almost 3. Make your own post, don't post in an ancient thread. Third, you first posted 5 minutes ago. This is not a chat room, people are not always online. Posting 4 times in 5 minutes isn't going to get you help, it's going to get you in trouble with the moderators/admins. Edit: Oh yeah, and calling people stupid, that's not going to get you much help.