[macOS-specific] Crash during Mojang load screen after modpack folder opened in Finder
purrloftruth opened this issue ยท 2 comments
Modpack Version
0.5.11
Describe your issue
Steps to reproduce:
- In the Curseforge client, right-click the listing for Enigmatica 6 and click "Open Folder".
- (Possibly optional) In the Finder window that opens, open one of the folders displayed, such as
logs
,crash-reports
, ormods
. - Close the Finder window.
- In the Curseforge client, click the Play button on the listing for Enigmatica 6.
Expected behavior:
- The game loads properly and shows the title menu.
Observed behavior:
- The game crashes during the Mojang logo loading screen.
Notes:
- Upon a cursory glance, the issue seems to have to do with Tinker's Construct having an issue with .DS_Store files that Finder creates when opening a folder. After investigating further (by deleting the .DS_Store files created one-by-one), it seems specifically the .DS_Store file located at
<modpack>/kubejs/assets/.DS_Store
is the one that causes the crash if present. From what I can glean, the crash log doesn't seem to say anything specifically about kubejs, only Tinker's. After closing the Finder window, using Terminal to delete that file, or all .DS_Store files anywhere within the subtree of the modpack directory enables the pack to be started successfully again (until the directory is re-opened in Finder). The commandfind . -name ".DS_Store" -delete
run within the modpack's directory can be used for this purpose. Crash report & latest.log both submitted within the gist.
Crash Report
https://gist.github.com/purrloftruth/d5b594306bd9ed0bd6fb1c8a9e22b7cf
Latest Log
https://gist.github.com/purrloftruth/d5b594306bd9ed0bd6fb1c8a9e22b7cf
Have you modified the modpack?
Yes
User Modifications
sodium-forge-2.9.10+rev.ea6353c added, but issue occurs without any mods added.
Did the issue happen in singleplayer or on a server?
Singleplayer
As a Mac user also I'm familiar with this, but I think there's literally nothing to be done about it. The issue isn't just with Tinkers, as I've had this issue prior to its addition. Minecraft just isn't expecting a bunch of garbage strewn about it's directories.
Luckily people don't frequently open all those folders, and I just avoid doing so from the finder personally.
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