LexManos

J9 isn't supported for a lot of reasons, notably it completely breaks everything we use.. This is just another point, what EXACTLY did you install? As this is not the standard Java version format. It's actually erroring in the part of our code that detects Java 9 and yells at you it's not supported. Because they changed their formating YET AGAIN -.-

Also known as yelling. Don't argue. Use proper online etiquette.

1) Yelling is fucking annoying Don't do it. 2) 1.7.10 isn't supported on here, update 3) Use our installer.

What launcher are you using, show a screenshot.

You can yes, but you shouldn't. If you have all the data you need at compile time, then just generate the json files. As for your second question, we're looking into it, but due to how the recipe book works, you need to specify all sub-items in recipes.

Java 8, also you wont have the same error on J8 because this is a J9 only error.

Minecraft rendering logic expects blocks to be shaped a certain way. We fix it to include stairs for performance reasons. Follow Diesieben's instructions if you INSIST on breaking Stair's shapes.

Yes, but what did you use to install Forge. Because you didn't use our installer.

You're not using the vanilla launcher.

Well you shouldn't. Anyone who takes code style from decompiled code is batshit insane... Write clean code. Decompiled code is NOT clean code.

Its decompiled code, seriously. Naming isn't perfect. However this is a community standard because of how the code is decompiled. Local variables can get the name of classes. 'World world = null;' And ints can get i, j, k, etc.. See here for more information. So to prevent parameters from colliding with Fernflower's local variable names people don't use class names directly.

First off seems like DynamicSurroundings may be screwing with the Audio drivers, so kill that off and see what happens. Secondly, your entire premise of overloading Forge with packets and all that is nonsense. That's not how any of this works. And the model errors have nothing to do with anything. Yes they are annoying, and they ARE errors. But they are data errors which just result in missing models/textures. But as it seems to be the rail block i'd say kill of whatever texture pack you're using. Along with talking to the author about things being broken.

If you had to extract it some place special I would of said that, but I said in your .minecraft dir so .. the root of it... Its kinda like I gave you all the information you needed, But good thing you figured that out.

Your log ends at: [12:35:13] [main/INFO] [BetterFps/]: Patching net.minecraft.server.dedicated.DedicatedServer... (nz) Either way the problem is that your modpack on the server doesnt match the modpack on the client. Make sure you have all the same versions/mods/cofigs installed on both sides.

Are you fucking kidding me, @diesieben07 can you do me a favor and write up a idiot proof explination for how to extract that file to the .minecraft folder? I'm going to be re-working the installer to stop shipping scala and or now this will be the install process. Until we can write a auto-extractor.

Extract this to your .minecraft folder: http://files.minecraftforge.net/libraries.zip

Honestly, I'd blame anything that claims to give better performance, Esp considering your video shows it being fairly smooth the only hitch I saw was walking behind the 'chairs' and that could simply be a small desync between you and the server as you walked through the block with the door that you were using for the back of the chair. I'd say avoid betterFPS/Optifine. Optifine only works well for specific users, and only on specific version of Forge/hardware configurations. And yes we dont allow uploading of arbitarary files to our servers, but there are plenty of free file hosts out there. Just for future reference, I recommend DropBox or Google Drive.

1) Don't color your text is looks horrid on the dark theam 2) You don't need ASM for any of this and you will get no help writing coremods here. 3) You crash because you're screwing with things incorrectly. We have explicit Register events for a reason use them -.-

Interesting, So it's not a obvious GC overhead. I would then have to start isolating the other mods you have installed. Your debug list shows 16 mods installed. 3 are Forge, 1 is Optifine {which may explain it, would need testing} and that leaves 12 others that are doing unknown things. Upload your world and your modpack somewhere and we can take a look. But as I say with just Forge I can't reproduce any of this. So its something with your setup,

Sorry, by GC I mean Garbage Collector, not Graphics Card. Sadly Minecraft is one of the games where the GFX card means rather little to the performance. It's fundamentally written poorly and doesn't utilize the GFX card as well as it should. If you can grab a video with the debug stuff turned on it might be helpful.

Yes numbers actually mean things. Now there is only 18 builds involved. Tho nothing is jumping out at me in the changelog that would do anything. There are a couple things that should IMPROVE performance. Again can't reproduce on my end so it'd be up to you to narrow it down to a specific build so we can possibly fix it.Also, you should check your allocated RAM, hit F3 and watch it. If it's constantly going 90% and then freezing/dropping then its your GC thats having issues. Tho again, nothing on our end *should* cause it.

14.23.0.2512 Is 1.12.2 13.20.1.2386 is 1.11.2 I'm not sure where you're getting 2512 being 1.11... {Also yes my original reply was me misreading the version list} So ya... you're not only jumping 100+ versions you're jumping a MAJOR Minecraft version....

I'm not able to reproduce this in any way. If you say it is a specific build of Forge then can you try isolating which build? As 126 builds is a bit to sift through when you can't reproduce it. It also doesn't help it seems you picked a arbitrary build top jump back to, why did you jump from 1.12.2 to 1.12.0?

And this kids is how NOT to do things. Mojang has explicitly asked that people do NOT make launchers which have users input their credentials into. Stop doing that.

Those libraries are downloaded by the mojang launcher from the mojang servers.