LexManos
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1) Stop using 1.7.10, the current version is 1.12.2, if you want support on this forum use the current version
2) This is not a error it is fully working as intended.
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Just as a note, when you install Forge you will see 3 'mods' installed. Forge, FML, and MCP. The FML/MCP mods are there just to give credit where credit is due as those are projects necessary to create Forge. They are not actual mods that run anything. Just entries in the mod list to be nice and give credit. {Well, FML runs things, but its all the Forge project now}
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Well yes.. because that's not a valid directory. And why are you trying to add cpw to your deps?
You probably want: http://files.minecraftforge.net/maven/cpw/mods
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Post your full log file, and show exactly how you're running the jar.
Installing the client to the %AppData%/.minecraft folder (which is a hidden folder by default) is intended. As thats where the launcher looks for things.
Installing the server can be done anywhere.
*something* you're doing is telling the game to look into the D drive. We do not know what.
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Show us exactly how you're running the server. You're most likely not running it in the proper working directory.
the [forge jar] part should have NO directory paths. The only way this can happen is if it can not find the 'minecraft_server.1.12.2.jar' in the current working directory.
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A few notes: 1) You can't always trust the first oredict entry to be a valid itemstack. You may need to expand it to a random one.
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What error exactly does it say?
There are many reasons it cant read a jar file. Possibly permissions issues, or you've downloaded corrupt jars.
Seriously provide your logs.
Also update to 1.12.2.
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Then post you log.
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Just use your json files.
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He said run the INSTALLER jar not the UNIVERSAL jar.
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It's a perfectly valid use for deprecated. Everyone has their own code styles. Java doesn't have a proper internal or overide only annotation. So this is what we have. Deal with it.
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1) Don't not for 1.10, you should always be on the the latest mc version
2) don't use mcp, that's only for advanced people with explicit need for it
3) there is no thing as smc I'm going to assume you meant src and that has been outdated for years. Everything is i n a proper package now.
4) you NEED to know the basic of java, your use, and how to run commands before nodding. So start there.
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There is no "they". As stated, if nothing has changed in your MC setup then most likely its some other software you have installed like a Firewall or Anti-Virus.
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There is no legacy compatibility issues if Minecraft itself forces the change. Such as the >64 and lcasing as they did in 1.12.2. Stop being a smartass.
And no, there is no good way to determine if you're in a 'Dev environment' If you find a way that is 100% reliable and doesn't rely on hacky hacky shit. Then sure we can think about it because A LOT of things could use a Dev Time explosions.
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For legacy reasons we can't we just bitch about >64 and not lcased. https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/blob/f49411745352fce16f633e05b250a87f23048166/src/main/java/net/minecraftforge/fml/common/FMLModContainer.java#L136
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1 minute ago, bardkin said:
And yes, the only thing it shows for connecting is that it is connected, but then it times out. The forge log wouldn't show those errors necessarily.
The Forge log WOULD show those errors are networking errors such as that are logged.
But if thats the case then you seem to of given us the wrong computer's log files.
But if as you say that you have been using this setup fine for over a year, and haven't changed anything Forge or Mod wise. Then its something else thats the issue.
New version of your firewall, or AV blocking things possibly. The launcher shouldn't have anything to do with it as at the end of the day you're just launching the same game.
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Your JSON looks fine, and should load fine. Or error if its not the proper syntax.
Its more likely that you're not loading it at all because the file isn't in the right spot.
If you're using a IDE be sure to clean the workspace and make sure it rebuilds the 'bin' version.
Eitherwise, post your source/exact paths/etc.
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The 404 errors are perfectly fine and inteded, if you can launch the game then we need the FML logs.
And reading the ones you provided:
[11:45:22] [main/INFO] [FML/]: Forge Mod Loader version 13.20.1.2386 for Minecraft 1.11.2 loadingYou should update to 1.12.2
The rest of your log isn't useful. It doesn't show anyone trying to connect, or the 'opening to lan' message.
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Sadly we can't it requires a major re-write of the launching mechanism that allows us to do the core patching of Minecraft.
There isn't a way to apply this retroactively. We're hoping to have the new system in place for 1.13+ which will definitely land before September, so there you go.
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Seriously, Use the event not the static registries. Timing of registration is important. So stop doing it in random places. I was tempted to name the event 'RegisterYourStuffHereAndStopBreakingEverythingElseSeriouslyStopRegisteringYourCrapInRandomPlacesItBreaksThingsAndHoldsUsBackFromBeingAbleToDoCoolThingsThatWeveBeenWantingToDoForFourYearsNow' but I decided against that as it was a bit long
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Your log is running Java 9. And the only cause of this issue is you running java 9. So be sure.
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It is NOT a Forge issue, stop saying stuff you know nothing about.
It is a OPTIFINE issue. Update/Remove Optifine.
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Yes, in the event.
Before anything can be run in a class, it must first run a special <cinit> function which will run all the code needed to populate the static fields {or custom cinit methods you add}
The problem is this line:
public static final CookingMeal FRIES = new CookingMeal("fries", "Fries").setIngredients(2, Items.POTATO, Itemizer.SALT).setValues(new int[]{1, 2}, new int[]{2, 4}); So first it calls CookingMeal, which calls setResourceName, but since the class is being statically initialized it isn't claimed as your mods code yet. So it'll throw the warning.
Then it also accesses Itemizer.SALT, but in order to know what that field is, it has to run THAT class's static internalizer. Which is all of this crap: https://github.com/Oeku/RPG-Mod/blob/master/src/main/java/net/zeldadungeons/init/Itemizer.java#L43-L76
Which calls a boat load of other classes initalizers.
Stop doing that.
Only create your Blocks/Items/Whatever in the Register event. If you want to use static final fields, use @ObjectHolder that's what its designed for.
Or you could use a normal field thats non final and populate it in the Register event.
InvocationTargetException when attempting to start Forge 1.12.2 server with JDK 8 on Ubuntu 16.04
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That is not what I asked for -.-
Speak with your server host and have them walk you through it.