Ugdhar

Please explain exactly how you ran the java installer (exact command(s) you typed, exact results), screenshots preferrably You should be trying this:

You should really start using a newer version, not sure how long (or if it is still) 1.8 will continue to be supported here. Have you tried using the jar installer? If not, give it a go.

Right, you bought the Windows 10 version, which does not support modding. It is completely separate from the Java version, which does support modding. Unfortunately, you did not research enough into what you wanted to do before you spent your money, so you have to buy Minecraft again.

Go to www.minecraft.net and buy the Java version. If you'd started there, I believe you get a free copy of the Windows 10 version when you buy the Java version, but not the other way around.

How is this question different from your last thread ? Just curious.

http://www.minecraftforge.net/forum/topic/20-rules-and-eaq-read-first-or-you-will-get-banned/ No, 1.7.10 is not supported on these forums, you will need to update to get support here. Once a moderator sees this thread, it will likely be locked.

1.7.10 is no longer supported on these forums, you'll have to update to a more recent version (pref the latest) to get support.

You will need to use a newer version to get support here, 1.7.10 is no longer supported on these forums.

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

I'm not seeing any errors in that log. And I suppose I should have clarified, if you're working in a development environment, the log will be in the run/logs directory of your project. Also, you still haven't elaborated on "it doesn't work", which I believe people have already told you saying that with no further information is unhelpful.

it's in the logs folder in your minecraft profile directory.

Need more info. What doesn't work? You should always post fml-client-latest.log (in spoiler tags)

java -version at the commandline will tell you what version you have. If it does not say 64-bit somewhere in the output, you have 32 bit.

You have no code in your serializeNBT and deserializeNBT methods. That's where you write/read the stuff you wamt to save.

I believe you need a class that implements ICapabilitySerializable for your capability.

Twilight Forest is open source: https://github.com/TeamTwilight/twilightforest

It kinda looks like you installed your forge server into C:\Windows\System32. That would be a bad idea since it's a system folder, and probab;y doesn't want the server writing files in there. Install it somewhere else and give it a try.

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.