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https://mclo.gs/yYaROad make a new pack base and just readded each mod. now it gets stuck at loaded config -
By Sniper_Gecko 路 Posted
Hey there! I removed Bobby as Pyralis suggested and found that I still had that and a another closely related bug (or same bug, different presentation) wherein a torch only illuminates its own block and gets smoothed 1 block out, then gone. After comparing your modlist to mine (I'm on fabric, also 1.20.1) I found we had 2 mods with the same versions. Mine || Yours Bobby-5.0.1.jar ||bobby-1.20.1_v5.0.1.jar ImmediatelyFast-Fabric-1.2.17+1.20.4.jar || ImmediatelyFast-Forge-1.2.17+1.20.4.jar Removing ImmediatelyFast.. immediately (馃槈) seems to have fixed the issue. Since it's client only- no new world needed either! To note, I also removed all mods related to or containing direct requirements for Sodium, Indium and Iris which may have played a role, I did not test with re-adding. -
For anyone still looking for the equivalent for 1.19.2+, the render type should be set for the model. In datagen, this can be done by using ModelBuilder::renderType, otherwise just add the line directly to the json file. As for the validity of this question, the idiomatic solution is presented nowhere online; ModelBuilder::renderType is never addressed when discussing block render types meaning that the solution I have provided is the first mentioned usage. Furthermore, there are no external references to this function meaning that to discover its existence requires a deep search through Forge's code. Therefore it is not only understandable but expected that most beginner modders would struggle to find this function given the already poor documentation of Forge's API. -
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Start by following the docs to get a workspace setup: https://docs.minecraftforge.net/en/latest/gettingstarted/ Then poke around some of the tutorials, https://www.mcjty.eu/docs/1.20/ used to be the goto, but not sure if there are any updates for regular forge or not, but if you've brushed up on Java, it will be enough to get you started. Poke around the Minecraft and Forge sources to see how things are done. Read the FAQ for information on how to post code/logs when you run into issues. Share as much info on issues you have as possible. Use github to host projects, chances of someone helping are higher when they can actually see all your code and/or build it themselves. And finally, keep it on the forums, don't direct message people with questions, most people do not provide personal support like that. Also keep in mind forums posts are not always immediately answered, if you're looking for a quicker response, you can always try the Minecraft Forge discord server.
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