I have no idea how or why it happened, but it did. The exit code and crash log are nowhere to be seen in my crash logs folder and I am unfortunately not willing to go through that again to find them. I tried resetting my graphics drivers and it did nothing to help. Once the game crashed, my entire screen went black and green repeatedly. (Graphical artifacts) and I could not even run videos on youtube of any sort. My Windows button showed nothing, not even the startup or shut-off options. I tried navigating my computer some more and had frequent periods where the screen would just shut entirely off and then flicker back on. I had to entirely turn off my pc and boot it back up. Even then, my pc did not boot properly, all I got was a black screen where my mouse was frozen in the middle. I had to turn off my PC again and safe-boot it and the issues are gone. My PC is back to normal. I used the previous version of the mod and tried to boot the game back up and have had no issues since.

I know this sounds crazy, but I am certain that this was caused by the latest update of your mod. Probably a driver issue, considering that the 5700XT has had severe driver issues since day one. I am not sure if there is anything you can do about this, just letting you know.

This almost certainly has nothing to do with Geckolib. If you can consistently reproduce it with JUST geckolib in your mods folder, let me know.

Just tested it. I figured I was wrong about it having to do with my hardware, which, you're right about. The mod alone has no issue with my GPU. This means it's probably a conflict with another mod.

Still, it's some pretty weird stuff that happened for just a mod conflict alone...

Sigh... I guess I'll give it another shot.

Damn.. It seems I have much to be concerned about. I tried to reproduce the situation, and nothing happened this time. Either I have a virus (which I scanned already, and came up clean.), or my GPU just decided to shit itself.

I apologize for bringing this matter to you, it is unrelated, you are correct.

This almost certainly has nothing to do with Geckolib. If you can consistently reproduce it with JUST geckolib in your mods folder, let me know.

Yeah, unless you can provide a log, I'm calling the biggest cap on this.

Yeah, unless you can provide a log, I'm calling the biggest cap on this.

As I said, I am not interested in reproducing this and potentially causing damage to my computer. It is most likely a mod conflict with your mod causing this, not the version alone.

If you read at the end, I said, "I know this sounds crazy, but I am certain that this was caused by the latest update of your mod. Probably a driver issue, considering that the 5700XT has had severe driver issues since day one. I am not sure if there is anything you can do about this, just letting you know."

But hey, you must believe that I'm lying for some reason.