LexManos

-Dfml.doNotBackup=true

Haven't used this for a while:

The amount of changes he wants to make would make it impossible to stay compatible with anything. 4th dimensional physics is hard/almost impossible to deal with in 3d space. ESPECIALLY a game which is deigned FUNDAMENTALLY for 3d work. To answer the question no Forge does not support editing base classes, and as this is a fundamental shift in how everything works we can not support your efforts. You're better off writing your own engine at this point and good luck trying to get 4D physics to work.

Whelp some mod you have installed has gone out of their way to use the log system that FML uses internally to output crappy things to the console. There isnt a way to find out what ti is from the log, try removing mods and see what happens.

[23:48:11] [server thread/TRACE] [appaeronei/appaeronei]: Sending event FMLConstructionEvent to mod appaeronei That is the last mod being called normally you should try removing that mod.

The 1.7.10 methods work just fine, see the Morph mod, and the 1.8 version is the exact same.

I said log for a reason, we edit the log formats to capture System.out to include the stack that called it. Unless someone has gone out of it's way to break things it should have more information. From what you're giving me, no there is no way to tell who is spitting out that log.

perhaps if you showed the entire log file we may be able to tell you.

There are coremods, however you should not make one. It's not a modder's responsibility to edit the core of minecraft. It's Forges, if you have issues make a PR and we'll discuss it. 99% of the time your edits are not needed and can be done in better ways then editing the base classes. 0.9% of the time, your changes need to be cleaned up to maintain compatibility with other mods/systems. The other 0.1% of the time is a myth, it never happens.

That is nowhere in the error at all. you error is actually: java.lang.NullPointerException: Stitching texture atlas at shadersmodcore.client.ShadersTex.readImage(ShadersTex.java:464) Or hell using the 'Description' would be better. "Error: Stitching texture atlas' Either way the point is those two things are MILLION times better then your title because OF COARSE your game is modded because you installed mods -.-

Why do you pick these stupid titles? Yes, you modded your game that's why you're loading mods -.- That doesn't help us in the SLIGHTEST. Something is broken in the shaders mod go yell at them.

We do not support the sledgehammer approach to modding. So no we will not help you do something horribly wrong and illegal.

I don't have a 'strong affinity' for Gradle. I have a 'string affinity' for shit that works and does everything that is needed to be done because we've put a lot of work into it. And you coming here wanting us to help you break that down and forcing/advocating creating EVEN MORE work for us because you're wanting to be a special snowflake and people who don't know better will follow you in doing things the hard way. So, ya I hate people who make more work for us because they want to feel special. https://github.com/MinecraftForge/ForgeGradle Everything you need to know, have fun.

Well there are plenty of java profilers out there, visualvm comes with the JDK, JProfiler is also a good one, has a free trial IIRC.

Seriously dude, why are you hacking things together with make? All make does is wrap around systems like gradle and maven. Just use it -.-

Thats nowhere near vanilla Forge. You have quite a few mods installed. I'd start by removing the ones listed as coremods.

User was banned for using a cracked client and making a cracked server.

Logs proving it then.

1) Why arnt you building with gradle? 2) These are the 'launcher' for miencraft when you're in dev.

Update to 1.8+

We do not support KCauldron here you will have to find their site.

Use the installer.

In dev you can use the normal java hot swapping mechanics. But no, you can thank Risugami for us not having a valid reload cycle. You have to restart the client.

Those mods are really gunna break a lot more shit then this, but whatever, there is a sort index for coremods for a reason, look into it.

Why are you trying to write a coremod?