[π]: Game crashes upon clicking the New World button
radishcatish opened this issue Β· 8 comments
Before Continuing:
- Check you are using the latest version of the mods and its dependencies
- Always include a latest.log if you are crashing
- Remove known hacky mods such as: Optifine, Fabric API/Connector on forge, and every kind of hybrid server like Mohist and Velocity. None of these are supported. Also try without other lesser usual suspects like Sodium and Lithium.
- 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
1.21.1-FABRIC
Supplementaries Version
supplementaries-1.21-3.4.4-fabric
Moonlight Lib Version
moonlight-1.21-2.20.7-fabric
Describe Issue
https://mclo.gs/gwBxSrV
Aether Version: aether-1.21.1-1.5.9-fabric
As explained in the title, the game crashes upon clicking the new world button. This is a new instance, with no other mods other then The Aether and owo (the library mod Aether uses)
User also reported this to sodium but it happens irrespective of sodium's presence. More information: CaffeineMC/sodium#3231
Funciona sem Γ©ter?
In my case, yes, and I believe in his too.
It really seems like there's an incompatibility between the two mods, but I really wanted to be able to use them together. Do you have any tips on what might be causing the error?
Both Aether and Supplementaries work fine on their own, even if library mods are stored alongside them in the mods folder. The problem occurs when the two mods are combined.
i have no idea why with that mod there reaches a astate where recipe conditions are run without a registry access.
Yes the field there is technically nullable and i've already fixed it so it wont crash but still all those conditions, mine AND fabric ones that use the registry access will fail because that is null, fabric will even log an error. So it might work now but its very likely this is an indicator of a broader and obscrure issue that, had it not been for this, would have likely gone unnoticed for god knows how long.
You mgith waht to report there