Ugdhar

1.7.10 is no longer supported, you'll have to update to get help. (also, your pastebin links are broken)

1.7.10 is no longer supported here, you'll have to updated to get help.

In the launcher, after choosing the profile to launch, go to Launch Options at the top, and the Game Directory shown should contain a logs folder, which will have the fml-client-latest.log in it. There's even a little arrow next to Game Directory that lets you open right to the folder that should have the logs folder. *edit: I tried to paste a screenshot, but evidently I must need to upload it somewhere, but I think you should be ok to find it.

You need to use Java 8, 9 isn't supported

Yeah, but I think it's the size of the minecraft code that requires 64 bit/more memory. @diesieben07 confirm?

Make sure you are using 64 bit java would be my guess

Post logs and specifics

Just to throw this out there, the first log you posted shows minecraft 1.10.2, and this last one you posted shows 1.11.2, so you could very well have some mixup on versions going on.

I guess make sure you have the proper version of animania for the version of forge you're using and/or redownload it and try again. I'm still unsure why the log you posted doesn't have the crash, double check and make sure you're pulling logs/fml-client-latest.log from the proper profile directory (as shown in the launcher)

Weird, I don't even see any errors in there besides missing sounds. I'd still try removing the animania mod and trying it.

You're still not posting your logs/fml-client-latest.log file. But given the error you're posting, Animania is broken, try removing it. Without the log for more information, it's the best advice I've got.

But you probably need to give minecraft more memory in the profile options in the launcher.

Looks like digimobs is broken, try removing it and see what happens

Open a command prompt in the folder where your build.gradle is and type gradlew build *edit: The jar will be in the build/libs/ folder that is in that same folder. This jar file is the one you copy to the mods folder.

I would imagine you could have both versions installed, I don't know how easy it would be swapping back and forth though, you'd either have to change things like the PATH and JAVA_HOME environment variables, or specify full path names to the java(c) executables. This is just a guess, as I haven't bothered with java 9 since I pretty much only use it for tinkering with minecraft.

Your JRE is not in the program files\java\jre1.8.0_45 folder. Maybe it used to be, but that's some old stuff still kicking around or something. - There's no bin folder, which there should be as it contains the java executable. - When you do java -version it's showing 151, not 45. I'm not sure how or why things are like this, but there's definitely something messed up. If it were me, I would probably uninstall, then manually comb my system for java stuff, delete it, then reinstall fresh.

You wouldn't select the exe when adding to the path, just the bin folder. If you didn't select the bin folder, I don't think java will be in your path. What does java -version show from the commandline? Your statement about the fresh download ended with "i believe", that's why I'd like you to check running the command.

Show the output of java -version It's possible that even though you have 8 on there too, 9 is first in the path and is the one being used to launch. Double check your path to make sure it's pointing to java 8, and/or remove java 9, and see what happens.

If you username is [email protected] and your password is password, you should be adding [email protected] --password=password Is that how you're doing it in the argument box?

In eclipse, Run->Run Configurations, then after you select the configuration you are using the launch the client on the left, choose the Arguments tab, and the --username and --password arguments go in the program arguments box.

You have a mod for 1.6.4 trying to load on 1.12.2, try removing that and seeing if the problem still persists.

Is it possible to try with Oracle JDK instead of OpenJDK? It should work either way, but the official advice I've seen says to use Oracle. Might be worth a try

It will be in the minecraft profile directory\logs (same folder that contains the mods folder will contain the logs folder) Make sure you post it in spoiler tags (the eyeball button)

Please post your logs/fml-client-latest.log

First, I would try to update away from 1.8.9, it's getting pretty old and will probably stop being supported here much as 1.7.10 has. Are you using a texture or resource pack of some kind? If so, I would try just using the standard minecraft graphics and see what happens.