Code of Conduct

• Always check you are using the latest version of the mods and its dependencies
• Ensure the version of EveryCompat & Moonlight Lib are up to date
• Remove mod that enhances Minecraft: Optifine, Sodium, others. The issue still persists.
• If you are unsure which mod is the culprit.
  Disable all of your mods and enable them 1-2 mods each time to isolate the culprit
• Confirm that there is no existing issue with a similar description submitted in the list of issues.

Version - Loader (DO NOT FORGET TO SELECT THE CORRECT VERSION)

1.20.1 - FABRIC

EveryCompat Version

everycomp-1.20-2.7.3-fabric

Moonlight Lib Version

moonlight-1.20-2.13.37-fabric

Issue with mods

The crash log thinks the issue is with moonlight but I tested and found its actually with everycomp-1.20-2.7.3-fabric.

Issue Detail

When using the latest version of every compat (everycomp-1.20-2.7.3-fabric) it crashes. There is no crash when running the previous version (everycomp-1.20-2.7.2-fabric), or with the forge version.

OPTIONAL: Latest.log | Crash-report Attachment

crash-2024-12-11_21.35.24-client.txt

OPTIONAL: To Produce

No response

I'm getting this crash on Forge /w Create, when I give myself the all_stones item. It looks like the BlockTypeCycleItemRenderer class definiton got changed from everycomp 2.7.2 to 2.7.3, so I think recompiling against 2.7.3 might fix it?

Did you install one of 4 mods: Twigs, Create, Stoneworks, or Building But Better?

Thanks to the crash-report. i know what's the problem. but not the cause.

In my main modded instance where the issue first turned up I had all but Create.
I re-added them to a clean instance to confirm.
crash-2024-12-11_22.30.00-client.txt

Alright, v2.7.4 will be out today or tomorrow. Just need to finish a few things up.

Ok. may have found the cause (that took some times). The class, AllStoneItem using BlockTypeCycleItemRenderer should be only included in CLIENT.

I forgot to add OnlyIn(Dist.CLIENT)

Thank you for the time and effort that went into fixing it :) I'm kind of jealous, I'm a Java developer for work but am completely lost every time I try to get into modding. It's awesome that you can do stuff like that.

😄
Being a developer is not an easy one. There are some bugs that give u so much of headaches. I supposed you have encountered this headaches in your work, too. MehVahdJukaar and I worked on the mod. Thanks to him, I learned a ton of things.

You can always try and get into modding, but I recommend that you start with small stuff, so you won't get lost. That's what I did.

That's kind of what I'm doing, I've started off trying to learn making datapacks to add compatibility between some mods I use with similar items, and to add levelZ levels for extra blocks. Eventually I want to learn to make the levelZ compat work a bit like your wood/stone mods where it goes across all the materials from all other mods so I don't have to clutter up my modpack with a couple dozen small [thing]Z addons.