error code 1 with weird line of errors in log when trying to run atm 9, friend sent me this modpack works for him not for me
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By CasonPlayzYT · Posted
Mod Idea: Server-Specific Mod Disabler & Anti-Cheat Helper Overview: This mod allows players to seamlessly play on Minecraft servers without worrying about banned or incompatible mods. It automatically disables specific mods based on the server's configuration, ensuring that players are only using allowed mods. Additionally, it provides a safeguard against hacking mods by instantly blocking them from being used, promoting fair gameplay on multiplayer servers. Key Features: 1. Server-Specific Mod Disabling: Automatic Mod Detection: The mod will automatically detect which mods are allowed or blocked on a particular server. Server Configurable Lists: Server admins can maintain a list of banned or whitelisted mods, which will be dynamically applied when a player joins. Player Customization: Players can choose whether the mod should automatically disable specific mods when joining servers, or allow them to be used based on the server's settings. 2. Anti-Cheat and Hack Protection: Instant Hack Detection: The mod will automatically identify and block known hacking mods when joining a server. If a player attempts to join with a hacking mod, the server can receive an alert, and the mod will prevent the player from joining until the mod is removed. Real-Time Monitoring: The mod will continuously monitor the player's mods while on the server, ensuring that no banned or suspicious mods are activated. 3. Community-Driven Mod Management: Custom Blocklists and Whitelists: Server admins can manage custom mod lists directly through a configuration file or via an in-game interface. These lists would allow mods to be either whitelisted, banned, or marked for temporary disabling. Integration with Modding Communities: The mod can gather mod compatibility reports from other players, sharing knowledge about which mods work together and which are problematic. 4. Player-Friendly Experience: Less Hassle for Players: With this mod, players no longer need to manually disable or enable mods when switching between servers. The mod takes care of everything for them. Seamless Gameplay: Players can freely switch between servers with different rules and mod requirements without worrying about compatibility issues or getting banned for using the wrong mods. 5. Open-Source and Extensible: Community Contributions: The mod will be open-source, allowing the Minecraft community to contribute by adding new features, bug fixes, and support for more mods. Customizable for Future Versions: The mod will be updated to support future Minecraft versions, ensuring long-term usability. Additional Ideas for Future Expansion: 1. Integration with Minecraft Servers (Optional): Server-Side Mod Configuration: In addition to client-side mod management, server owners can opt to install a server-side version of this mod, which can enforce mod restrictions for all players. Server Feedback System: When a mod is disabled, the server can automatically provide feedback to the player about why it was disabled and whether they need to install an alternative. 2. Donation and Support System: Monetization for Future Development: The mod could offer a donation-based system or a paid premium version with advanced features like real-time support or a larger mod compatibility database. Community Support: Players could report issues directly through the mod, ensuring faster resolutions and support from the mod development community. Benefits: 1. For Players: No Need for Constant Mod Configuration: Players no longer need to manually switch between different mod sets based on the server they join. Reduced Risk of Getting Banned: The mod automatically prevents the use of banned or incompatible mods, reducing the risk of being kicked or banned from servers. Hassle-Free Experience: The mod removes the need for players to learn about different server mod policies, providing a smoother experience overall. 2. For Server Owners: Simplified Server Management: Server admins no longer need to constantly monitor which mods players are using. The mod ensures players are only using compliant mods. Better Anti-Cheat Measures: Server owners can trust that hacking mods will be automatically blocked, improving server security. Easy Integration: With a simple configuration file, server owners can quickly set up their mod policies and get started. 3. For the Minecraft Community: Encourages Fair Play: The mod promotes fair gameplay by automatically preventing the use of cheating mods, ensuring a better multiplayer environment. Better Mod Compatibility: As the mod grows, it can help players and server owners discover which mods are compatible with others, making the modding ecosystem more reliable. Potential Challenges and Solutions: 1. Resistance from Players Using Hacking Mods: Solution: Allow server admins to configure a warning system where players can receive notifications about the mod being blocked before they are kicked. This gives them a chance to fix their setup. 2. Keeping Mod Lists Up-to-Date: Solution: Implement a community-driven reporting system where players and server owners can submit their mod lists, keeping the database current with new mods and changes in mod compatibility. 3. Cross-Platform Compatibility: Solution: Ensure that the mod is built to support both Java and Bedrock editions (if applicable) by using cross-platform modding tools and making the mod adaptable to both versions. Conclusion: This mod has the potential to significantly improve the Minecraft multiplayer experience by making it easier for players to manage mods and preventing hacks from ruining gameplay. By focusing on server-specific mod management and providing automated protection from cheating mods, this mod could change how Minecraft servers handle modding and create a safer, more enjoyable experience for everyone involved. -
By SomeRandoWithProblems · Posted
I have this problem as well -
When entering the game, whether walking or not, my screen freezes and when I press "E" or "Esc" my mouse appears as if it had entered the inventory/options menu Ao entrar no jogo, andando ou não minha tela congela e quando eu aperto "E" ou "Esc" meu mouse aparece como se tivesse entrado no inventário/menu de opçõesAo entrar no jogo, andando ou não minha tela congela e quando eu aperto "E" ou "Esc" meu mouse aparece como se tivesse entrado no inventário/menu de opções -
For about 2 weeks now I can't figure out what my mistake is. In general, at first I just made a block on which I pulled an oriented texture, and it worked perfectly, but then when I started trying to add functionality to the block (ripping it off the furnace functionality) Minecraft started complaining that it couldn't find the required parameter in the block, I checked everything, it looks correct (and before that it worked), it seems to be registered during installation. The only thing I can blame is that it was necessary to somehow register abstract classes or somehow think about blockentity. I forgot to mention, this happens when placing a block in the world, the texture on the item itself is normal. Error: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Cannot set property DirectionProperty{name=facing, clazz=class net.minecraft.core.Direction, values=[north, east, south, west, up, down]} as it does not exist in Block{infernaltech:geothermal_generator} at net.minecraft.world.level.block.state.StateHolder.setValue(StateHolder.java:122) ~[forge-1.20.4-49.1.13_mapped_official_1.20.4.jar:?] {re:classloading} at ru.artem.alaverdyan.infernaltech.common.block.Mechanism.getStateForPlacement(Mechanism.java:69) ~[main/:?] {re:classloading} at net.minecraft.world.item.BlockItem.getPlacementState(BlockItem.java:119) ~[forge-1.20.4-49.1.13_mapped_official_1.20.4.jar:?] {re:classloading} at net.minecraft.world.item.BlockItem.place(BlockItem.java:65) ~[forge-1.20.4-49.1.13_mapped_official_1.20.4.jar:?] {re:classloading} at net.minecraft.world.item.BlockItem.useOn(BlockItem.java:46) ~[forge-1.20.4-49.1.13_mapped_official_1.20.4.jar:?] {re:classloading} at net.minecraft.world.item.ItemStack.lambda$useOn$10(ItemStack.java:274) ~[forge-1.20.4-49.1.13_mapped_official_1.20.4.jar:?] {re:classloading,xf:fml:forge:itemstack} at net.minecraft.world.item.ItemStack.onItemUse(ItemStack.java:289) ~[forge-1.20.4-49.1.13_mapped_official_1.20.4.jar:?] {re:classloading,xf:fml:forge:itemstack} at net.minecraft.world.item.ItemStack.useOn(ItemStack.java:274) ~[forge-1.20.4-49.1.13_mapped_official_1.20.4.jar:?] {re:classloading,xf:fml:forge:itemstack} at net.minecraft.client.multiplayer.MultiPlayerGameMode.performUseItemOn(MultiPlayerGameMode.java:337) ~[forge-1.20.4-49.1.13_mapped_official_1.20.4.jar:?] {re:classloading,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at net.minecraft.client.multiplayer.MultiPlayerGameMode.lambda$useItemOn$4(MultiPlayerGameMode.java:292) ~[forge-1.20.4-49.1.13_mapped_official_1.20.4.jar:?] {re:classloading,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} Mechanism.java GeothermalGenerator.java blockstates\geothermal_generator.json -
By TileEntity · Posted
Looks like an issue with ScorchedGuns - backup the world and make a test without it
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