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CurseForge Error on opening

Aleph-byte opened this issue · 5 comments

commented

Describe the bug
FTB_SKIES while opening game opens error window

Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:Launch game again

Expected behavior
A clear description of what you expected to happen.

NO ERROR MESSAGE

Versions -Latest is not a version!
1.19.2 FORGE LAST VERSION FTB SKIES EXPERT 1.9.0
ServerCore:
Minecraft:

Mod incompatibilities
List any installed mods you think might play a role in causing this bug.
SERVERCORE

Mod File: /C:/Users/user/AppData/Roaming/.minecraft/modpacks/New Folder/mods/servercore-forge-1.3.5+1.19.2.jar
Failure message: ServerCore (servercore) has failed to load correctly
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No enum constant me.wesley1808.servercore.common.dynamic.DynamicSetting.CHUNK_TİCK_DİSTANCE
Mod Version: 1.3.5+1.19.2
Mod Issue URL: https://github.com/Wesley1808/ServerCore/issues
Exception message: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No enum

commented

Try changing the following in the config file (config/servercore.toml)
setting_order = ["chunk_tick_distance", "mobcap_multiplier", "simulation_distance", "view_distance"] ->
setting_order = ["CHUNK_TICK_DISTANCE", "MOBCAP_MULTIPLIER", "SIMULATION_DISTANCE", "VIEW_DISTANCE"]

This should already be fixed in recent versions of the mod but back then I would automatically uppercase the characters if the setting was specified in lowercase (forgetting to specify locale), which in some specific languages can change some of the characters to something it doesn't understand, such as İ.

commented

Could try downloading the build from this actions run (when it finishes building) to see if it works with that?

commented

Try changing the following in the config file (config/servercore.toml) setting_order = ["chunk_tick_distance", "mobcap_multiplier", "simulation_distance", "view_distance"] -> setting_order = ["CHUNK_TICK_DISTANCE", "MOBCAP_MULTIPLIER", "SIMULATION_DISTANCE", "VIEW_DISTANCE"]

This should already be fixed in recent versions of the mod but back then I would automatically uppercase the characters if the setting was specified in lowercase (forgetting to specify locale), which in some specific languages can change some of the characters to something it doesn't understand, such as İ.

Unfortunately, that change didn't fix my issue; I'm still getting the same error. I wanted to replace the mod folder with recent versions, but I saw that the version 1.19.2 of the mod was last updated on April 12, 2023, on the CurseForge site. What should I do?

commented

I switched my PC's language to English and it solved the problem 🤠

commented

The version with the fix for this issue is now released on curseforge and modrinth as 1.3.6+1.19.2