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Here's the link https://mclo.gs/6TPNnro -
By TileEntity · Posted
Add the latest.log (logs-folder) with sites like https://mclo.gs/ and paste the link to it here -
Currently I've had the error show up even after looking through other users forums who had the same issue, upon loading everything up and moving my mouse over to single player (no worlds saved or made so it goes straight to world creation.) and begins loading the world creation menu, before it loads it quickly says saving world and closes the game and giving me the error message, mine never states beyond the 'mouseClicked event handler' in the error message and logs so I have no idea what could be the cause, I've also gone through and disabled, removed, or changed the version of my mods to see if an update to one of them or a general issue and or conflict was occurring, I'm using Java 1.20.1, Forge - 47.4.4 and only encountered the error recently, I've even manually redownloaded all the mods and tested ones that may be the cause but I've found nothing thus far, as for my memory i have it set to the default since I'm not the most tech savvy person nor do I understand lines of code, I have especially tried disabling embeddium addons like sodium which was listed at the top of the log report, and even lithoscape and anything dependent on it, fps mods, etc, so I'm kinda just stuck now, not sure as to how I upload errors or logs but if anyone who ends up wanting to help knows how I'd be happy to follow whatever instruction they have I've tried to keep as few gui and mods that effect world gen as possible but have had no luck.
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You should be able to browse the Minecraft source through your IDE to look at existing vanilla mobs. Been a few since I've look at much MC, so not sure what mobs would be good examples, but I know they have at least fish lol. For instance, in Eclipse, on the left side where it shows your source packages/files, there's a section for 'Referenced Libraries'. Expanding that, there's a list of jars that are used in the project. The project I'm looking at, there's one for "forge-1.20.4-49.0.38_mapped_parchment_2024.02.25-1.20.4-recomp.jar". Dropping that down shows a big list of packages, including the net.minecraft.* packages, and dropping those down show the classes included, which can be clicked on to view the source. If you use IntelliJ, it's more or less the same thing, look around for the Referenced Libraries, and find the forge one, boom, Bob's your uncle. -
"How to make an aquatic mob in Forge 1.21.1" Hi! I'm working on a custom turtle mob for my mod using Minecraft Forge 1.21.1, and I'm having some trouble with its swimming behavior. I want the turtle to swim properly, like a real turtle — moving freely through water and avoiding the sea floor so it doesn’t get stuck between blocks. Right now, it either sinks too much, swims awkwardly, or keeps bumping into the bottom. Any advice on how to handle pathfinding, movement control, or AI goals for aquatic mobs? Maybe examples from existing mods or vanilla code? Thanks in advance!
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