crashes dedicated server with id conflicts
kreezxil opened this issue · 4 comments
I thought 1.7.10 used a better id system? one that didn't require you to declare ids.
1.7.10 uses a new system for Block and Item ids only. Not for biome IDs, enchantment IDs, potion effect IDs, and everything else. As indicated very clearly in the crash report, you have two mods using the same enchantment IDs. Go into the configs for FM or for the other mod and change the IDs. You can have NEI save a list of all the free IDs if you don't know which ones are taken.
Remove whichever mod you just installed that's causing the crash. Go into the game and open up your inventory. Click on "Options" in NEI in the lower left corner. Then Click on "Tools" and then "Data Dumps". Click on the "Used" next to Enchantments until it says "All" and then click "Dump". It'll save a list of all the enchantment IDs showing which are free or taken in your Minecraft instance's "dump" folder.
how do i tell NEI to save the list of free ids and thanks for the info on
the ids. :)
On Fri, Sep 12, 2014 at 3:57 PM, SpitefulFox [email protected]
wrote:
1.7.10 uses a new system for Block and Item ids only. Not for biome
IDs, enchantment IDs, potion effect IDs, and everything else. As indicated
very clearly in the crash report, you have two mods using the same
enchantment IDs. Go into the configs for FM or for the other mod and
change the IDs. You can have NEI save a list of all the free IDs if you
don't know which ones are taken.—
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Thank you I found it. You're the best!
On Sat, Sep 13, 2014 at 11:37 PM, SpitefulFox [email protected]
wrote:
Remove whichever mod you just installed that's causing the crash. Go into
the game and open up your inventory. Click on "Options" in NEI in the lower
left corner. Then Click on "Tools" and then "Data Dumps". Click on the
"Used" next to Enchantments until it says "All" and then click "Dump".
It'll save a list of all the enchantment IDs showing which are free or
taken in your Minecraft instance's "dump" folder.—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
#14 (comment)
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