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EDIT:  Apparently, I didn't look everywhere like I should have.  I have fixed the problem.  Thank you guys though :)

 

I'm currently trying to build myself a modpack for 1.4.5 consisting of the following mods:

 

minecraftforge-universal-1.4.5-6.4.1.436

OptiFine_1.4.5_HD_U_D7

ee3-universal-pre1d

industrialcraft-2_1.111

buildcraft-A-3.2.2

AdvancedMachines_4.5_1.4.5

mod_AdvancedSolarPanels_3_3_1

mod_zGraviSuite_1_5

Railcraft_1.4.5b-6.11.1.0

 

In the Mods Folder are these:

[1.4.5]ReiMinimap_v3.2_05

AtomicScience_v0.2.8.105

InvTweaks_1.45-1.4.4

portalgun1.4.5v2

StevesCarts2.0.0.a38

 

 

The problem began while trying to get NEI to work correctly.  Up until trying to install NEI, the game would load and start a new game perfectly.  After installing NEI, however, the game would load but I could not create a new world.  The world would create, but would immediately go to "Server is Shutting Down", then crash.  So I skipped putting in NEI.

 

But after removing NEI and ChickenBonesCore from the coremods folder, the game won't load now.  So I did a lot of troubleshooting, removing mods one by one until I eventually removed everything but Forge.  I removed forge, and the game would load.  I put the rest of the mods that didn't require forge in, and the game would load.

 

At one point when messing with NEI earlier java crashed, if that makes any difference.

 

The weird thing is, not an hour ago Forge worked perfectly, along with every other mod except NEI.  But now, none of them work and as far as I can tell I have done nothing different.  I even went so far as to completely redownload everything (incase something somehow got corrupted), but that doesn't even work.  Same problem.  I even restarted my computer, incase maybe the java crash from earlier might have done something.

 

The log MagicLauncher generates is below (sorry it's a long one):

 

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Unfortunately I haven't taken the time to learn how to read through the error logs, and I was hoping someone from here would be able to point maybe where I went wrong.

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