CottonMC / Epicurean

The food revolution for Fabric 1.15
MIT License
6 stars 5 forks source link

[Minecraft 1.4.4] Recipe error causes strange behavior #21

Closed notfood closed 4 years ago

notfood commented 5 years ago

Datapack that contains the epicurean:umami is causing the server to error and stop loading datapacks. This issue only happens on dedicated servers, it's possible it's a 1.4.4 issue, the missing recipe may only be bringing the underlying issue up. Removing Epicurean Gastronomy makes the issue go away.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Run Dedicated Server 1.4.4
  2. Meet any tree
  3. Watch as tree decays

Screenshots image

Versions:

Additional info log.txt

LemmaEOF commented 5 years ago

You have Cotton in, right? Epicurean depends on it, but I made a typo in the fabric.mod.json that's preventing it from throwing a mod resolution exception if it's missing. Cotton provides tags that Epicurean uses, and Minecraft has some aggravating cascading-failure bugs that happen with data packs. Install Cotton and see if that fixes things.

notfood commented 5 years ago

Yeah, cotton@1.0.0-rc.2 is loaded.

LemmaEOF commented 5 years ago

Hm, I’ll take a look at Cotton. Worse comes to worst, I can just add the tags to epicurean.

LemmaEOF commented 4 years ago

I've found the issue! The tags somehow never made it to the modularized system. I've re-added them; now everything should (hopefully) work fine!