LexManos

The problem is you're on a mac and you don't know how to merge folders instead of replacing them. So, try harder do better, install without deleting 1/2 your sound system.

No, the lag is NOT inevitable. You wanna sacrafice 70% of your tick time to load a single chunk? Ya, no. I'll readd it when a valid solution arrives. People have lived this long without it, people can live a little bit longer.

It appears that something is causing your minecraft to lag, and this is the kick you get when your client lags to much. So, i'd start by extracting each mod and see if you can track it down. There are currently no known bugs in the latest version of forge that would cause anything like this.

Do not fucking tripple post -.- Posting privilege revoked for 48 hours. This mod edits base classes, we do NOT support mods that edit base classes, THEY must support US. It is there choice to edit a base class when they do not need to, so it is on there head to be compatible with other things that edit base classes, esp, such widly used things as Forge. We can no be expected to be compatible with EVERY other base mod out there, so we are compatible with the large ones, and the smaller ones that nobody gives a fuck about must be compatible with us. Or, go bitch at them to stop[ editing base classes, I see no reason why they should.

No clue what you're doing but this isnt a forge issue. These are fairly blaitent issues and everyone says they work for them just fine. Seems like something else you have installed is screwing things up.

No, Modders did. They used it improperly and caused the majority of tick lag on servers that I debugged. Once someone aproaches me with a better system, I'll stick it in. Until then, this isn't really that important.

No mod should EVER need to use a 'subset' of Forge. That's like saying that you don't like Bukkit because it is to big. You can't use a sub-set of bukkit. That's just fucking insane. If a mod is incompatible with us because they are editing baser classes, that is there problem. No MOD should never edit a base class. If it does, that is a failure on either the API's end or the Modder's end. Most likely the modder's. No, no it doesn't, If the end user follows direction and does what they say, then there is no issue. No user should ever come here with a installation issue. All installation issues are end-user issues and 100% user error. How can you say that it is not the fault of the user? They are provided simple 1..2...3. steps to do things and they cant read and fuck it up. Its like saying its Kellogg's fault when you spill cheerios while pouring it into your bowl. No, it's yours. Please god, tell me what design decision have we done to make it HARDER for the end user? 90% of our design decisions have been done to make it SIMPLER for the end user. Not having to juggle 10 fucking things, not having to put every god damn mod into your jar. Not having to download 50 things just to get basic mods working. Not having to hope you counted textures right, or hope that mods play together. None of that shit has to be done anymore because of Forge/FML. So, once again tell me exactly how we have made the life of the end user HARDER? Hahaha another point of evidence that you're talking out of your ass. FML does nothing but try to keep compatibility for ML's fucked up way of doing things. I am REALLY hoping that what you're referring to is the warning that pops up if you try to install FML and RML at the same time. Would you prefer the old way? Cryptic error messages that would require tons of digging and testing to figure out the true cause? So.. the 50,000 people who download forge every day, not to mention the4 hundreds of people I speak to on a daily baises through various channels. Or the dozens of modders I have constant contact with. It works for none of them? You're harping on the 1% of the userbase who is to fucking moronic to follow simple installation instructions. Sadly, people only ever speak out when they have an issue, so they are the only ones who you notice. Its only arrogance if i'm wrong. God you have no fucking idea how much of my time Forge eats up. On average, I spend about 12 hours a day working on forge, or its associated topics. Took a small vacation this last weekend for Kumoricon (yay Kumoricon!), which is why this thread has lasted this long. I probably answer the same fucking questions at least 100 times a day. I have to hold the hands of 12 year old 'modders' all day long. I get badgered by nothing but the lowest level of computer illiterate user all day long. I'm not a nice person, I don't like pandering to people who don't even try to help themselves. I don't cater to people who think they are tough shit because they copy/pasted code from a tutorial for obsidian tools. Go speak to the popular modders for Minecraft, iChun, cpw, Pahimar, CoverJaguire, Cojo, Direwolf(not modder but meh), Flora, RichardG, Searge, Sengir, Tahg, xComp, and the list goes on. Tell will all tell you the same thing. I am a dick, but I am right and i'm fair. As long as you come at me with something a bit more then '1+1' I'll help. But if you can't even figure out the fucking basics. Get the fuck off my forum.

What launcher are you using? Use the standard mojang launcher.

Update, you're 60 builds behind.

Seems to me like you edit 5, count them, 5 base classes to do things rather simple that could be done in way better means. Make your mod without base edits and we'll care about it.

Fixed

Naming things in MCP has nothing to do with Forge.

This issue should of been fixed, like 50 builds ago. Make absolutely sure that you have the latest version installed.

And update Optifine, this is typically a old version of optifine.

If you notice, his client proxy extends CommonProxy.

It would help if you told us what mod it was, so we can actually read the log with some form of meaning. But im going to assume it was a mod made with MLMP, Tell him to not use MLMP but then again this is just a guess from no information given.

There are many tutorials out there for this. As for the id, its w/e the hell you set, I recomend something logical like 1 for your first gui, 2 for the 2nd and so forth...

Pass in an int...

Dont bump, also logs or gtfo.

What... What...

Yup, if a modder isn't stupid and does his mod correctly. Then the same exact code will work on the client and server, which means that he can bundle both in one. Case an point Forge, we edit a bunch of base classes, yet we're still able to make a universal distro. There is no valid reason a modder shouldn't be able to. And if he doesn't hes just making more work for himself

One of your classes somewhere references the GUIs somehow. it would see to be something to do with your TaggerRails class. Cant really tell you what as its your code. But look over it for anything that references GUIs.

You can create your own IRecipe, and do whatever you want with it. See ShapedRecipe/ShapelessRecipe

Some mod you have in your mods folder is corrupt, this is not a forge issue.

Forge works perfectly fine with external launchers, what do you mean? Some launcher do stupid stuff like use the applet without implementing a callback, but that's the launcher issue, and is really easy for them to rectify.