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  1. You can use the forge example mod to learn how now the loading works...(I really don't recommend depending of YouTube videos for learning that, personal experience) Also reading the forge documentation can help!
  2. So, this is solved, very probably if someone else has this kind of issue can be derpy drivers the one to blame... Solution, change the default executable in the launcher setting to java, because javaw is "broken" if you have derpy drivers...no idea why.
  3. Umm.. Forge doesn't mess up with commands it only add the forge category of commands...(tps and pregen etc) This is not a forge issue but, are you sure that command is correct? Type your username instead of @s and try to check if you really have cheats enabled... A gods way to know is typing kill, its simple and effective!
  4. I guess that when I end the paperwork and move to the USA to live with my father the issue will be something of the past...still it seems to be an overpowered solution . Maybe if someone not just only me had this issue a "solution" if you wanted a deobf workspace would be to download ForgeGradle sources and tweak them yourself..at least it's open source... It would take time but it can be done... Although the reason because I didn't do that is because I have not the energy at the moment for that...
  5. I do have the libs, I'm still thinking how the setup would look like... The offline gradle env was almost ready but the task DownloadMCMeta was harder to setup...you can't use maven local for that one...and no idea how that would look in the cache, (possibly it would be the file with some metadata) On ForgeGradle 2.3 I just placed the files in the gradle cache, in the folder Minecraft with the expected names and paths by ForgeGradle....but now it's not that easy.
  6. Or better! Look at the one that places pumpkins after all you want to place a few blocks or one block in a chunk! I think it's called WorldGenPumpkin...
  7. Yeah, that's it's tricky, you have to use a word gen subscriber and resolve where is the highest grass or surface block...at least that how I did it to gen some crop patches, I suggest looking into the code that handles grass placement it helped me...
  8. Yep, that's the "not normal" log I was talking about...JVM crash caused by sucky Intel drives ?. Well, at least I know a solution. It could be worse...
  9. Now to be accurate it passes loading and opens the main menu without crashing but once you open a world and the world rendering starts it crashes... I use an Intel haswell corei3 CPU with 8GB of ram...(I had 16 but two cards died at the same time because of "black magic" ?) no GPU...integrated CPU graphics processor is the one doing all the job so THAT may be the cause... Intel drivers crashing the JVM on rendering?
  10. OK, also, now I just went home and tested on vanilla and It also does the same...(vanilla 1.13.2) so it's not forge
  11. Do you know how to enable microdumps or it's a windows 7 issue? If it matters I'm using java 8 172 update, I also have java 9 but I haven't tested on it yet...it's to hard to get java when oracle doesn't allow you to download from their page...(that why I can't get java for Linux) most 3rd party re uploaders are only for windows executables/installers so...no java for Linux...
  12. I can't do those crazy downloads anymore... That (the .iso download) was in 2018, in that time Etecsa (my ISP provider) wasn't so hard on toothling you could reach 512kbps and even 1mbps if you where lucky...now it's just 128kbps... I'm probably one of the few that know about the toothling... Other people are just in Facebook, WhatsApp or other social network so...they don't care...
  13. The log basically says that and a large wall of text of a memory dump, it's a JVM crash not mc crash...so no "normal" log...
  14. I do know that it's a windows issue... It says something about microdumps not enables by default on client versions of windows... When I change the executable path to use java instead of javaw the problem vanish, (I use windows 7, downloaded the last year an .iso of pureos GNU/Linux but no way to install java while offline so...I just stick to windows...)
  15. OK?! How do you have that command line and not know how to change it? It's that the default one?! My mind is blowing... Quite a strange situation...
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