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ticking block entity #185

Closed tobochos12 closed 2 weeks ago

tobochos12 commented 2 weeks ago

Describe the bug -> I was placing down an entangled block connected to an ultimate Logistical pipe, but the game crashed. when I try to rejoin the game crashes again and shows the error code java.lang.StackOverflowError: Ticking block entity. how should i fix the issue?

Modpack version ->3.5 Java Version -> 1.20.1 Modpack Launcher Used -> curseforge Ram Allocated -> 12000MB

Additional context Add any other context about the problem here. ->here is the crash report crash-2024-08-26_19.16.26-server.txt it is on a singleplayer world.

IRicTheCoder commented 2 weeks ago

You can try following this tutorial and see if that fixes it:

To enable the error fixing Forge setting for 1.13 and newer, please follow these steps:

Navigate to your instance folder and click your world folder. In this example, my world is called my-forge-world.

Within your world folder, click the folder called serverconfig.

Find the file forge-server.toml and click Edit.

Scroll down until you find the settings removeErroringEntities and removeErroringTileEntities which we've highlighted below.

Change both of the settings from false to true as shown below.

Then simply save the file and relaunch your modpack. When your pack starts, the new settings will take effect. When you next > connect to your save and load the chunk with the ticking block entity, Forge will attempt to automatically remove the block > > which is causing issues.

Once the problem has been fixed, we recommend changing the settings back to false to prevent any issues with your world.

tobochos12 commented 2 weeks ago

You can try following this tutorial and see if that fixes it:

To enable the error fixing Forge setting for 1.13 and newer, please follow these steps: Navigate to your instance folder and click your world folder. In this example, my world is called my-forge-world. Within your world folder, click the folder called serverconfig. Find the file forge-server.toml and click Edit. Scroll down until you find the settings removeErroringEntities and removeErroringTileEntities which we've highlighted below. Change both of the settings from false to true as shown below. Then simply save the file and relaunch your modpack. When your pack starts, the new settings will take effect. When you next > connect to your save and load the chunk with the ticking block entity, Forge will attempt to automatically remove the block > > which is causing issues. Once the problem has been fixed, we recommend changing the settings back to false to prevent any issues with your world.

IT WORKED!!!! Thank YOU!!

IRicTheCoder commented 2 weeks ago

Since it worked will mark this as solved!