LexManos

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Some zip managers like to take control of the .jar file extension away from Java. Make sure you have Java installed and try running Jarfix once, then try the installer again.

1.6.4 != 1.16.4 You're running the wrong installer if you're getting this error.

Ignore that. The mods are loaded fine.

Forge does everything that it can and has been pointed out to make sure performance is good enough. MOST of those 'performance' mods are snake oil and/or break other things as side effects. If you or these authors have actual strain points that we can fix then feel free to bring them up. But 'This mod make FPS go burr add it!' isn't a valid argument. We require numbers, quantifications, justification.

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Why would you ask us about that? We are not Overwolf/CurseForge. Ask them.

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You downloaded the wrong installer. 1.16.4 != 1.6.4

Ah, you've got java 15 installed. Forge uses javascript, which was removed from java 15. So use java 8-14. Or add the supplemental nashorn libraries back into your java.

Sounds good, Forge runs fine on linux if that's a option for you. It even works in headless mode just like the normal server.

Just for sanities sake, I tested locally, and it indeed does work the way we intended it on my machine. Do you perhaps have a over-zealous antivirus or something that is causing the java process to be blocked? And as Daemon said, log files would be helpful.

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The point dieseiben is trying to make, is that your first step is unneeded. Not that it is doing something wrong. You can completely skip the first step and the eula.txt will be generated when you run Forge for the first time. Or more specifically, since you skipped it in your install steps. Step 1) should be to run Forge's installer jar. And yes, Forge's jar in the root is only 205KB As it's just the boot strap code. The rest of Forge lives in the libraries folder along side all the other libraries. After running the Forge installer, you should NEVER run the vanilla jar again. Especially when you have an existing world. As it would remove all modded content from your world. We've debated moving the vanilla jar into the libraries folder so people arnt tempted to run it. Unfortunately there are too many server companies that expect the jar to be there for it to be a sensible change.

Mods have dependencies... If you don't install them all then it won't work. They are usually listed on whatever site you're downloading the mod from. Read your screen properly and follow what it says.

There is a ever popular route of making a calculator. Again, crawl before you walk, walk before you run. Making a game/game content can be a end goal, but you need to understand the basics.

1) Stop double/triple posting. People will respond to you when then can/want. 2) There are TONS of tutorials out there randing from java basics, {MIT has a really nice full course in video format for free} to Forge specific ones. Tho those tend to be in text format. What I would suggest, is that you find someone who can write the mod you want RIGHT NOW for you. And then you spend some time yourself learning the basics of Java before attempting to write a mod.

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Banned for being a fucking idiot, yes you need proof when fighting a copyright case in court. However in every country that matters the creators are assumed the creators until challenged. Which means they have default copyrights even if not registered. There is a difference between trademarks and other facets. It's not a black and white world. And indeed it would take a lot of paperwork and red tape to make your case. But that doesnt mean it doesnt exist. Also, I like how you used Mickey Mouse THE REASON copyrights and trademarks dont expire in a reasonable timeframes, as your example of things expiring... You are really really misinformed.

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Please do your research on the subject. You've got the right start. But you've ignore the "Its still a legal grayzone" part. We're trying to work with Mojang to make it legally explicit that we can use it. But until we get that legal permission we're not going to make it our target. You can target it yourself for your mod, it's a feature FG supports. But still, it's not a good option as you don't have the legal rights to redistribute it in your mod code. So be careful.