LexManos

What anti-virus do you have installed? There are some that like to eat java network connections, avast is typically the culperate. Try killing you av/firewall temporarily and trying to see if that is it.

We cant control your firewalls or anything similiar to that. However, we need logs of both the client and server that are having issues.

How did you install Forge? What launcher are you using? it looks like the launcher wrapper you're using is outdated and not the one specified by the Forge installer.

Run the installer jar manually like in the video in my signature, but also use the -Xmx1G argument to give it more RAM.

Use the official Mojang launcher, not whatever 3rd party one you are using.

... It wont magically just work. There are TONS of changes in 1.7, it's a MAJOR update. You're going to have to fix A LOT of errors. If you don't know java, don't volunteer to take over a project that is written in java -.-

IronChest(Iron Chests:6.0.11.717): ironchest-1.7.2-6.0.11.717-deobf.jar (required-after:Forge@[7.0,);required-after:FML@[5.0.5,)) Really dude.. really?

You seem to of messed up your path and java is not in it. You may need to specify the full path to your java install.

No, its just a warning.

It appears there is a problem with StartMiner's coremod. Check the versions, and make sure you're installed it correctly. Or, just remove it

I refer you to my previous message.

2014-03-24 19:18:58 [iNFO] [sTDERR] net.minecraft.world.MinecraftException: The save is being accessed from another location, aborting 2014-03-24 19:18:58 [iNFO] [sTDERR] at net.minecraft.world.storage.SaveHandler.func_75762_c(SaveHandler.java:101) Something has corrupted/locked your save folder. Simple steps would be to reboot your computer to make sure whatever was locking the file is no longer. As well as going into the save folder and deleting any .lck files that may be in there.

We do not modify the jvm arguments like that. We DO set the entire 'Forge' profile when you run the installer, if you want to have any settings beside that you have to rename the profile to something else. Or jsut not re-run the installer...

Run the installer manually as shown in my signature ---V and post the logs here. You *might* need to allocate more ram to it so try running with -Xmx1G

We don't do anything to doors or beds. And without logs, or reproducing it on just Forge we can't even start to address it. However, you say it only happens on worlds you've used CNPC on, well that leads me to think that it is a CNPC issue.

Let me stop you right there, 1.4.7 is official WAY to old to be supported. So nobody will help you here with it. I'm sorry but we have to only address a reasonable range of MC versions. Currently, 1.7.2 officially and 1.6.4 unofficially.

Try with java 6 or 7, something is causing you to decompiled minecraft differently thus not allowing the patches to apply. Or, you use setupDevWorkspace instead of Decomp and you'll be good.

Again, post logs. See if we can figure it out, but logs are needed before we can do anything.

You'll have to find IC2's official download page. I think it's part of the MinecraftForums.

You're missing some required mods for other mods you have installed to work. Check your log file for more details, it should popup a gui but meh the log file always has the details.

So let me first off start by stating: Officially, the only IDE Forge supports is Eclipse. Any others must be done at the modders on risk/issues. However, having just tested last night with the latest Netbeans, and the gradle plugin I was able to import the project as both a gradle project, and a eclipse project {after running the proper gradle commands} I would advise you go the route of running the normal commands, then the eclipse command and importing it as a eclipse project. As all files should be directly linked in the eclipse project and it would have nothing to do with the Gradle or your IDE specifically. However, we can't help much without logs of what gradle commands you're actually running and what they are outputting. Sadly, I could not find with the netbeans gradle plugin where it started or stored gradle, nore where it stored, if it collected, log files. So you're on your own for that big. As for what type of setup the default download is distributed with, we ship what would be called the 'Single project - one off' Where it has no inter-project dependencies or anything like that. Advanced users who know there IDEs and gradle can setup things however they want, but for now that's what we ship and endorse as it's the simplest most generic setup. So ya, again, my advice, kill the gradle plugin in netboeans and treat the project folder as just a eclipse project folder. After you run the gradle eclipse command it'll generate the .project and .classpath files which should be able to be imported as a standard eclipse project into netbeans.

JDK 8 might have some issues, setupDecompWorkspace is not advised for JDK8, you can use setupDevWorkspace it does the same thing just doesn't give you MC's source. Also you say you have compiler errors, how about 1) not hijacking others threads 2) post your logs.

Last I saw this error is was caused by the server on there end doing something funkey with the protocol causing it to try and be in a state that it shouldn't of been. These types of servers don't need mods to play, so if you want you can just get on them without modding.

You're trying to run 1.7.2 IC2 on 1.6.4, this won't work.

It will be expanded upon later to allow for orginized mod configurations. However, right now, I don't think the hook is exposed to the modders yet.