1.19
srnyx opened this issue · 11 comments
It don't...
[19:50:26] [main/INFO]: Reason: [HARD_DEP ferritecore 4.2.1 {depends minecraft @ [>=1.18.2 <1.19]}]
It don't...
[19:50:26] [main/INFO]: Reason: [HARD_DEP ferritecore 4.2.1 {depends minecraft @ [>=1.18.2 <1.19]}]
Same for me
Just tried to use it on a 1.19 fresh upgrade... Show the log... Bim here... Nop it don't work :)
Didn't tried to check the code to see if limits update would do the job... not enought time for time right now
As a temporary fix open the mod jar file in a program like 7zip or winrar and find the fabric.mod.json file
Does the mod still work 100% when doing that?
As a temporary fix open the mod jar file in a program like 7zip or winrar and find the fabric.mod.json file
Does the mod still work 100% when doing that?
Probably, I have not tested it on a client only on a server
As a temporary fix open the mod jar file in a program like 7zip or winrar and find the fabric.mod.json file. open it in some text editor like VScode and find the line that says
"fabricloader": "0.14.6",
"minecraft": "1.18"
and change it to
"fabricloader": "",
"minecraft": ""
Save it, close the editor and make sure to update it in the archive, should work fine
I have tried this and it works on simple mods but I'm not sure it's a good or stable idea on a memory optimization mod such as ferritecore.
