LexManos

You can, just copy the stick into your texture sheet. It can be done pragmatically, so to google you go.

This is caused when you can't connect to the mc login servers, this anything to do with forge.

There is a difference between a ModLoader mod, and a Base class mod that happens to work with ModLoader. We do not support base class mods, as they are a ancient paradigm that modders should not be doing, and it's almost impossible to support them, they have to support us.

As of yet, no.

The mod FloraCraft2 appears to reject its own version number (1.9.4 r2) in its version handling. This is likely a severe bug in the mod! God dig around in your @NetworkMod annotation and get the version thats required. Should be fairly simple enough to figure out why your own mod is asking for a different version...

Seems to me like your computer just isn't fast enough for you to run around in creative generating all those chunks, and is only noticeable when you generate a village. Which is not a simple task. The villages.dat file is just some debug code that was in there, which is gone now. But that doesnt cause lag.

The issue is that you are trying to install 1.4.2 Forge on a 1.3.2 jar. There is nothing for us to fix on our side.

Seems like Millinaire has a bug, go talk to them about it.

Update to the latest Forge.

There is no such thing as the 'server jar' Its universal, if your mod was made correctly it'll work on the dedicated server.

You cant install forge into craftbukkit.

If that version is indeed in your mods, then speak with the mod author to figure out why its being rejected.

You're trying to install Forge for 1.4.2 on a 1.3.2 jar.

Use a different instillation procedure, I advise 7zip, whatever you did made the aux class dissapear, which probably means you tried extracting the entirity of minecraft.jar, you can't have a file named aux on your computer, so, you need to do it in memory. Either use a launcher {multimc} or do it properly using a archive manager {7zip}

Banned for being a mineshafter user, and for not searching.

Its your @Instance Theres no way around it, write your @Instance annotation correct, with your correct ModId

You need to post your logs, and before you say there arnt any, there are.

I see nowhere where you register your tracking info.

Umm, No, par2 is y. It's checking to make sure your y isn't above max world height. Not all 256's relate to block ids u.u

Fixed, thought I caught all the links, but I must of missed that one.

Its fixed.

Overlook when we were upgrading jenkins, recomended builds are fixed now.

http://files.minecraftforge.net/fmllibs/fml_libs.zip Download that and extract to your minecraft/libs folder.

You've installed 1.4.2 on a 1.3.2 jar.

There is nothing in forge that would cuase your world to go super fast, which is what you're describing. Start from scratch and see if you can track down in more detail what it is.