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This problem was not in 1.14.4. I removed mods one by one and the problem still persists in the current version -
From what I understand, classes in Java are only loaded by the JVM on the first called reference to that class. Referencing FMLClientSetupEvent is safe, because that class exists in the net.minecraftforge.fml.event.lifecycle package, which is common to both client and server distributions. Futhermore, calling event.getMinecraftSupplier() is safe, even though it calls net.minecraft.client.Minecraft (of which the whole package only exists in the physical client), because if that line is called and run by the JVM, it is because FMLClientSetupEvent was called, which is only called on the physical client. And referencing Minecraft is safe, because the Minecraft class will only be loaded if and only when something about that Minecraft class is queried (such as Minecraft.getInstance()). And, as said above, the only time the Minecraft class is called in the mod class is when FMLClientSetupEvent is called, which is only done on the physical client. Same principles apply to DedicatedServer: as long as your physical client code never reaches any statement referring to anything in net.minecraft.server.dedicated, your code should be safe. FYI: Checking FMLEnvironment.dist or using DistExecutor are two other ways to check what physical side you are running and to run code on a specific physical side, respectively. Source: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16330355/when-are-imported-classes-loaded-in-java https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7560721/when-does-the-jvm-load-classes -
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By diesieben07 · Posted
Thank you for the information. LexManos is currently on his way back from Pax. I will forward this to him and he will probably look at it when he is back. -
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