[Bug]: world generates incorrectly, uses normal world generation
triplrrr opened this issue ยท 4 comments
General Info
- I can reproduce this issue consistently in single-player
- I can reproduce this issue consistently in multi-player
- I have searched for this issue previously and it was either (1) not previously reported, or (2) previously fixed and I am having the same problem.
- I am crashing and can provide my crash report(s)
- I am using the latest version of the modpack
Modpack version
1.0.4
Java version
Java 8 update 311
Modpack Launcher Used
MultiMC
Memory Allocated
8 GB
Minecraft World Environment
Single Player
Misc Client Info
- Optifine Installed
- Shaders Installed
Server Java Version
No response
Server Operating System
No response
Misc Server Info
- Sponge or Non-Vanilla Forge Server
Issue Description
i created the world and i ended up in a normal world, not a skyblock world like i expected. i then reinstalled the pack and got the same result. i attempted to use the topography world option but that spawned me in a void world where i continually died.
i believe the issue is the same as #83, especially since i never saw a real solution posted there. I plan on testing with different java versions (11 and 14) to ensure that it is not related to that.
Additional Information
Java is version 17.0.1
You are not using Java 8
Please use a supported version of Java.
from the curseforge page for the pack
Please note: Java 16 is not supported in this modpack for clients or servers. You can use Java 8, 11, and 14.
i am using the latest version of java 8 as far as i know
I was clearly in a rush when I responded to you and did not provide enough context. The quoted line is from your log, line 28 to be exact. It's confirmed by the game on line 240:
java version 17.0.1 by Oracle Corporation
If you are experiencing this issue whilst using Java 8 then you need to provide a log that supports this. Your log shows you are using Java 17 which is unsupported.
In MultiMC you can override the version of Java used in the "Edit Instance" window, or set it globally in the main "Settings" window.