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I setup an Ubuntu 22.04.3 Minecraft Server so they can play together and I can join them.   It has Minecraft 1.20.4 installed.  

Their workstations are Ubuntu 22.04.3.   I bought they Microsoft Xbox One controllers and USB dongles.   I am trying to get Forge and Controllables working.

I installed all the prerequisites for every component.  

Ubuntu 22.04.3 
Kernel 6.2.0.39
Minecraft 1.20.4
Forge 1.20.4.49.0.10
Framework 1.20.1.0.6.16
Controllables 1.20.1.0.20.3

I get Error 1 when launching the Forge profile in Minecraft.   I know the server and workstations work together.   They were playing on them before I purchased the controllers.   They are used to playing Minecraft on my Xbox 360.   I am still looking for the logs to check the errors.  I was wondering if I need to match the Java components like I do on most apps I have installed.   Where are the logs for these components?   I don't mind doing a clean install.  I was going to script it to make it faster to reinstall.   

Thank you for your help.

Michael

 

 

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controllable-1.16.3-0.8.3

forge-1.20.4-49.0.11
According to your logs you're installing Forge 1.20.4 while also trying to install a mod for 1.16.3. This wont work. MC mods are highly version specific. So you have to match the MC version across all of your mods.

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I installed Java Minecraft following the instructions
https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-install-minecraft-on-ubuntu-20-04-focal-fossa-linux

sudo wget -O ~/Minecraft.deb https://launcher.mojang.com/download/Minecraft.deb
sudo apt install gdebi-core
sudo gdebi ~/Minecraft.deb

Both of the computers are playing Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Java MineCraft 1.20.4 with keyboard controls.   I have reinstalled one workstation 6x.   What is a good site to get Xbox One controller to work with Java Minecraft. 

I upgraded the minecraft server on my network to 1.20.4.   The two workstations are connected to it in keyboard control mode.  

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Erm hello, Xbox controller has nothing to do with the forge or Minecraft, so no need to worry about that, you can only use the bluetooth controllers xbox 1 (the newer versions), i assume your using linux as the computer playing on? If so this should be able to pair in the bluetooth 

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