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Are you ready to embark on an unparalleled Minecraft adventure? Join XingLands, the Minecraft server that brings your wildest imaginations to life! Whether you're a seasoned player or just starting, XingLands has something for everyone.

✨ Key Features of XingLands ✨
🔸 Custom Armor
🔸 Custom Pets:
🔸 Custom Enchantments
🔸 Teams
🔸 Custom World Generation
🔸 Active Staff
🔸 Shop and Auction House
🔸 Jobs/Quests
🔸 Economy
🔸 Random TP
🔸 Optimization
🔸 Active Development
🔸 Friendly Community

XingLands supports all Minecraft versions from 1.8 to 1.21. However, we recommend using versions 1.20.6 or 1.21.

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Forge 1.16.3 for MACOS

Hello! I know that this is a really old thread, but I was able to find a workaround that actually works! The Pixelmon mod developer team posted a very useful guide for M1/M2 chip macs on their Installation page (see https://pixelmonmod.com/wiki/Installation). TLDR, you need to use an alternate launcher (Prism Launcher https://prismlauncher.org/download/mac/) with an old version of Java (8u311, https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase/javase8u211-later-archive-downloads.html#license-lightbox). By using a launcher that allows you to work with older versions of Java, you can bypass the incompatibility from newer mac chips. The launcher was very easy to configure and the whole process took maybe 20 minutes. You can use it for any mods, not just established mod packs like Pixelmon. I hope this is helpful to anyone still looking for a solution!

By TheAwesoMew · 6 hours ago6 hr
Best Practices for Structuring Larger Forge Mods (Looking for Feedback)

Hi everyone,
My name is Myroslav Mokhammad Abdeljawwad, and I’ve been working on a Forge mod recently while trying to improve how I structure larger projects for long-term maintainability. I wanted to ask for some feedback from more experienced modders and also share a few things I’ve learned so far.
As projects grow, I’ve noticed that structure becomes more important than any individual feature. Small mods can get away with everything living in one package, but once you introduce registries, data generation, events, client/server separation, and configuration handling, things get messy very quickly.
One of the most helpful resources I’ve been using is the official Forge documentation, especially the sections related to mod lifecycle and registration:
https://docs.minecraftforge.net/en/latest/
https://docs.minecraftforge.net/en/latest/concepts/lifecycle/
These helped me better understand when certain logic should run and how Forge expects mods to be structured internally.
I’ve also been looking at how larger open-source mods organize their code. Some good examples I found useful for reference are:
https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge
https://github.com/VazkiiMods/Botania
https://github.com/TerraformersMC
What stood out to me is how clearly these projects separate responsibilities between core logic, client-side rendering, data generation, and utilities.
One thing I’m still unsure about is how far abstraction should go. On one hand, abstracting logic makes the code cleaner and easier to reuse. On the other hand, too much abstraction can make debugging more difficult, especially when working with Forge’s event-based system.
I’ve also been spending time learning about data generation and how it should be kept separate from runtime logic. The documentation and examples around this have been helpful, especially for recipes, loot tables, and block states:
https://mcforge.readthedocs.io/en/latest/datagen/intro/
https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Data_generator
Performance is another area I’m paying attention to. I’ve seen recommendations to keep event handlers lightweight and to strictly separate client-only logic to avoid server-side issues, especially in larger modpacks.
I’d really appreciate hearing how others approach:
Structuring medium to large Forge mods
Keeping code readable as projects grow
Managing client/server separation
Avoiding common architectural mistakes
Any advice or examples from your own experience would be great. Thanks in advance!

By Myroslav Mokhammad Abdelja · Posted 7 hours ago7 hr
Need help with a few small things

Apologies, I had missed a line about curseforge not having debug.log being disabled by a setting. Here is the debug.log.
https://pastebin.com/gkRfKRih

By VCUsername · 10 hours ago10 hr
Need help with a few small things

I have no idea - nothing mentioned - maybe use a pre-configured modpack as working base and add mods one by one

By TileEntity · 10 hours ago10 hr
Need help with a few small things

The crash-reports is empty, and I am not sure if the latest.log is the debug log the faq is talking about, as I cannot see a debug log. Here is the latest.log if that is what is needed, though.
https://pastebin.com/6DzYcjRj

By VCUsername · 10 hours ago10 hr

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