Oh The Biomes You'll Go

Oh The Biomes You'll Go

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java.lang.NullPointerException: null during "common_setup event phase

B3rInnit opened this issue ยท 3 comments

commented

**Before filling out this issue: **
1. For major bugs, we only support BYG's latest version on a per Minecraft version basis(i.e latest for 1.15 is 1.0 while latest for 1.16 is 1.1).
2. Please test BYG on its own to confirm whether or not this is a mod conflict

Mod conflict? If so, please clarify which mod is conflicting, if not skip this.

API/Modloader
Forge

Describe the bug
When I open the game it doesn't even let me into the main menu. It just gives me a message saying: Oh the biomes you'll go encountered an error during the common_setup event phase. java.lang.NullPointerException: null

To Reproduce

  1. First I downloaded forge (The version was; 1.16.5-36.1.17). 2. I then downloaded the most recent version of the mod (byg 1.2.7). 3. I started the game with the forge loader version, no other mods, and got the message above.

Expected behavior
Well, naturally I expected it to let me get to the menu and start playing. Not just give me a message so I had to close the game.

Screenshots/Videos
2021-05-14_18 22 09

Additional context
Well I dunno what else to say. It worked for my friend, and it also works for me when using the fabric version. But I wanted to use more mods from forge and when I tried the forge version of BYG it hit me with that message.

Logs
Use: https://paste.ee/ and paste the links. if log is huge please upload those
Please provide:
Crashlog - https://paste.ee/p/XPrlW
Debug.log - It doesn't say debug log anywhere? I need to know where it is. I'm not good with this type of stuff.
Latest.log - https://paste.ee/p/GZHBP

Heap Dumps
If performance, please provide a heap dump/some sort of profile of your game(I recommend: https://visualvm.github.io/download.html)
Heap Dump/Profile - Well uh, the profile was called: 1.16.5-forge-36.1.17

Please help!

commented

Delete your configs

commented

Wait but how do I do that?

commented

nvm