Forge/Minecraft that old is no longer supported here, you need to update.
Also, don't download stuff from random sites, there are a few legit channels for minecraft mods, and the rest are either unauthorized reposts or worse.
Update, 1.7.10 is no longer supported here, and a mod will likely lock this thread once it's seen.
If you're sticking to such an ancient version because of mods that haven't been updated, you should harass the mod author(s) to update.
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@BenX141 You should really start your own thread instead of hijacking someone else's with a completely different issue. Also, Forge 1.7.10 is no longer supported here, as explained in the EAQ.
http://mcforge.readthedocs.io/en/latest/gettingstarted/#from-zero-to-modding
That should get your workspace setup, if it's still bugging out show the updated screenshot
This post is nearing 3 years old, if you are having an issue, you should open a new thread.
1.7.10 is no longer supported here, you should be developing for 1.11.2
This thread is over 3 years old, and you're trying to do something in a completely different version. Start a new thread, explain the problem, show your code, and post fml-client-latest log you'll get more help that way
Did you try removing the resource pack you're using? Also, 1.12 is still in really early development, so until a stable/recommended build is released, it will probably be a bit glitchy.
You should upload your code to a github repository, it makes it easier to share when you need help, and will show all of your code (sometimes the part that needs fixing isn't the part that gets pasted into a forum post). Also post the fml-client-latest log
A screenshot doesn't really give us anything to go by
If you remove the shader mod, does it still crash? If not, you should probably contact the author of that mod, I would guess something in it is broken, or maybe a version mismatch or something. Can you post the fml-client-latest log?
You must be following old outdated tutorials, you do not want to be using getItemModelMesher. That may not be specifically the issue, but it won't help. You should probably find a tutorial/examples that are more for 1.11.2 instead of the old ones you're using (you should be creating/registering an ItemBlock for your Block rather than an Item, I'm guessing the old outdated tutorial you're following was having you do that.
Check out this thread: http://www.minecraftforge.net/forum/topic/49497-1112-is-using-registryevent-this-way-ok/#comment-249433
Which line is line 43? (I'm assuming what you pasted doesn't start at the beginning of the file, since I don't see any imports)
edit:Also, this isn't a ForgeGradle issue, in the future you should post things like this right in Modder Support
Where did you buy it from, and what specifically is it called? If it is the "Windows 10 Edition" it cannot run forge, you need the Java edition.
Unfortunately I can't get a direct link to the one you'd want on minecraft.net, but on the list of editions it's just "Windows".