LexManos

If you want any support use 1.8+

If you dont like the ads dont use the ad links. ALL ad sites have horrible ratings because nobody likes ads. Anything that is actually malicious or inappropriate in the ads that are displayed I take care of as soon as they are reported. Just use the ad site correctly and reaslize that it is ads. And you'll be fine. Each page has exact instructions and details on the top. It's very clear what is happening and what you should be doing. The download page lists all links with direct and ad links. So just look for yourself. Unless you're willing to personally pay the bills for the server you're just gunna have to deal with ads.

Yes, it does a Forge->mc->Forge->mc->Forge->*** jump a lot in Forge, that's how programming works. The position isnt there to keep compatibility with vanilla and OTHER MODs that call this function without location information. We're not the only loader out there we still have to maintain compatibility with people who do dumb things.

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Update to 1.9.4.

Due to modders abusing it and fucking up everyone elses' recipies the mechanic for automatically replacing ordict recipes is no longer in place for modders to use. You have to manually duplicate all vanilla recipes that you want to convert to oredicts.

Not able to reproduce... They all work fine for me. Only issue is if you open both at the same time seince it has a small folding animation it plays.

That's because it is, it was a miss-merge of a PR. I've killed the download.

Do not make coremods.

static items in prinit is not static -.- However methods like setUnlocalizedName, setRegistryName, etc.. follow a programming design called chaining. Its when a method returns the object it's working on. So you can do something like: Item my_item = new MyItem().setUnlocalizeName().setRegistryName(); Side note, you shouldnt start your fields with upper case names, that's typically reserved for Class names.

Registry name is the internal 'code' name that the item can be pulled from the registry with. And should be the name used for all internal references to the item. Unlocalized name is the key in the language files for looking up the localized information. NOTHING MORE. There is a big stupid population of modders who copy paste old crappy tutorials from 4 years ago that hack around and try to use the unloacalized name for internal stuff, this is wrong and if you do it you should be ashamed.

Do not make a coremod. If you do, or anyone here helps you. You will be banned from the forums. There is ALWAYS a way to do things without a coremod.

There we go, an actual error. "Unable to unmap shared space." A quick google tells me that its usually a corrupt java install. So I'd advise Uninstalling java, rebooting, and reinstalling java.

Seriously it's not hard -.- Type this exactly java -jar forge-1.9.4-12.17.0.1937-installer-win.exe Or, download the 'installer' download and run java -jar forge-1.9.4-12.17.0.1937-installer.jar

It doesn't matter. The lists are small so it's fast enough. We're not in the business of re-writing stupid things like this. So Why does this matter and what do you expect us to do about it? You can find a lot of issues and inefficiencies in MC code base, welcome to Minecraft....

Start by removing all your coremods and associated mods.

Start by removing all your coremods and associated mods.

Extending IDs should not be needed, you issue is that you're missing dependancies simple as that. Extending IDs is a hack that can break a lot of things and you are most likely not coming anywhere near the limit. Beyond that tho, you should update to 1.8+

Extending IDs should not be needed, you issue is that you're missing dependancies simple as that. Extending IDs is a hack that can break a lot of things and you are most likely not coming anywhere near the limit. Beyond that tho, you should update to 1.8+

Minecraft does not install itself into the ""C:\Program Files (x86)\Minecraft\"" folder, so We cant tell you what that jar is. However if you download and run the jar launcher from the Minecraft website then yes it is safe to use. The exe is just a wrapper around downloading java and running the normal launcher jar.

Minecraft does not install itself into the ""C:\Program Files (x86)\Minecraft\"" folder, so We cant tell you what that jar is. However if you download and run the jar launcher from the Minecraft website then yes it is safe to use. The exe is just a wrapper around downloading java and running the normal launcher jar.

This thread is specifically about inappropriate ads in the hope to make things better. You won't be punished for bring things like this to my attention in a place I asked you to. And the screen shot is fine, that ID at the top is actually a unique id specifically associated with that instance of the ad being shown so they can track it down specifically. I'll look into it. I have opted out of all sexual/porn ads and this stuff *shouldn't* be sown. I'll report it to my guy at adsense and take care of it.

This thread is specifically about inappropriate ads in the hope to make things better. You won't be punished for bring things like this to my attention in a place I asked you to. And the screen shot is fine, that ID at the top is actually a unique id specifically associated with that instance of the ad being shown so they can track it down specifically. I'll look into it. I have opted out of all sexual/porn ads and this stuff *shouldn't* be sown. I'll report it to my guy at adsense and take care of it.

Update to 1.9.4.

Update to 1.9.4.