FerriteCore ((Neo)Forge)

FerriteCore ((Neo)Forge)

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1.19 Latest Forge Crash

MianReplicate opened this issue ยท 5 comments

commented

Currently FerriteCore (Forge) crashes on the latest versions of Forge upon startup.

Minecraft Version: 1.19
Forge Version: 41.0.85
Mod Version: 5.0.0

Crash report
https://mclo.gs/qJp1syU

commented

Forge had a mass of breaking changes in a recent update, I'll look into fixing this in a couple of days (I'm quite busy IRL until Wednesday). The immediate crash should be easy, but I need to make sure they didin't change anything that breaks my optimizations.

commented

Alright, thanks! I'll be waiting, take your time!

commented

I also have a crash with ferritecore on the latest forge (41.0.98) that I think is different than the one above here it is

ferritecorecrash.txt

commented

@cpm9 that's not related to the Forge update; it looks like FC is also incompatible with Radium right now. I'll fix that in the next update as well.

commented

The Radium issue can't be fixed on my end: the proper fix is to disable Ra's mixin.alloc.blockstate option since FCs optimization in that area has both lower memory usage and better performance. On Fabric Lithium allows other mods to disable optimizations, so there it's easy to fix (and has been fixed for some time). But Radium comments out the code that allows other mods to disable optimizations without a replacement (AFAICT), so I can't fix it without nasty hacks that I won't put into FC.

Until @Asek3 re-adds that feature Radium and FerriteCore will be incompatible by default (you can also disable mixin.alloc.blockstate in the Radium config manually).