[Bug]: Direwolf20 1.18 version 1.8.0 Crash after update

ciserman commented 2 years ago

Modpack

Direwolf20 1.18

Modpack version

1.8.0

Log Files

https://paste.feed-the-beast.com/view/05dc363a

Describe the bug

Game crashes on load

Steps to reproduce

Crashes on world load

Expected behaviour

Game does not crash

Screenshots

No response

Additional information

No response

Raidobw2 commented 2 years ago

Please don't post raw logs, use any paste service such as https://paste.feed-the-beast.com/ or use a code block with three backticks before and after, we will appreciate it:

---- Minecraft Crash Report ---- // Don't do that.

Time: 7/19/22, 3:06 PM Description: Exception in server tick loop

java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: 'void net.minecraft.server.level.DistanceManager.addRegionTicket(net.minecraft.server.level.TicketType, net.minecraft.world.level.ChunkPos, int, java.lang.Object, boolean)' at net.minecraft.server.level.ServerChunkCache.addRegionTicket(ServerChunkCache.java:429) ~[client-1.18.2-20220404.173914-srg.jar%23326!/:?] {re:classloading,pl:accesstransformer:B}

I've edited your post accordingly for you to see an example.

As for the error, try removing Optifine first and see if that fixes it. If not, feel free to post another log, I'll have a look again

demongoamin commented 2 years ago

i had the same problem i removed optifine and it works

Telarith commented 2 years ago

Same problem on my side. Definitely an optifine issue. Removed and it works but without it the game has so many frame stutters and very low FPS.

Jaeiya commented 2 years ago

Having the same issue. Is it possible for this to be fixed so that it works with Optifine?

Raidobw2 commented 2 years ago

Unfortunately we can't support Optifine. If you want that issue fixed, since it looks to be a bug with Optifine, there's only 2 options.

Update Optifine, see if that solves it.
Report the problem to Optifine, since it appears to be modifying classes which mods may use -- we can't fix that, it would require us to find the mods calling those classes and to remove them for everyone, for Optifine's sake. If Optifine is modifying those classes, it should indeed be the one to fix it. https://github.com/sp614x/optifine/issues. You may link this issue back into your report there, simply paste https://github.com/FTBTeam/FTB-Modpack-Issues/issues/1130 somewhere in the bug report it will automatically create a link.

As for FPS issues, I can provide some helpful insight hopefully, see below. I will however close that case after, since we cannot support Optifine for the amount of incompatibilities it has.

Mipmapping on an AMD GPU (Radeon):

Disabling mipmapping on an AMD graphics card will boost FPS. This is because AMD handles OpenGL mipmapping differently than Nvidia does, and it makes the graphics card work super hard. Open the menu in-game and click Options, then Video Settings. Slide the Mipmap Levels slider to the left to "OFF", and resume playing.

Forge Threaded Rendering

In the Main Menu, click Mods: Type "forge", click it, and click config: Click Modify: Then Client: Set "Force threaded chunk rendering" to "on" and hit "Back": Hit Save: Then hit Back and Back again to return to Main Menu.

Vertical Synchronization (VSync)

VSync synchronizes your in-game FPS to your monitor's refresh rate. If your monitor has 60Hz, it refreshes 60 times a second. Minecraft will then synchronize with that and cap your FPS at 60. In Options > Video Settings, turn off VSync: And cap the FPS slightly above your monitor's refresh rate instead, for example if you have a 60Hz screen: If you have 144Hz: etc.

Magnesium/Rubidium

You can try using Magnesium/Rubidium. It is a "core mod" just like Optifine is, so it may cause glitches and break classes as well, or may not. You could consider it an alternative. There is an alpha for Minecraft 1.18, although a word of warning this may not work. You may add it to your mods folder if you wish to try it. https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/sodium-reforged

Edit: Rubidium is apparently more updated/recent than Magnesium? If one doesn't work, try the other basically. https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/rubidium

Reducing view distance

Reducing the render distance and the simulation distance can help you gain some FPS.

Reducing graphics settings

Reducing some of those graphics settings may improve very slightly your FPS:

Lowering in-game resolution

In Options > Video Settings you can reduce your fullscreen resolution. Setting it lower than your current screen resolution and pressing F11 in-game to enter fullscreen may help FPS at the cost of graphics. *This feature may be added by https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/borderless in the Direwolf20 1.18 pack

Lowering OS resolution

You may lower the resolution of your screen on Windows or in your graphics card software (e.g. Nvidia control panel or AMD Radeon software). This is slightly more advanced since it's not Minecraft related, and also this will mean your screen won't be as pretty as normal. Things may look bad (or not), depending on how low you put the resolution. This also affects your OS and other apps, so use sparingly and know you can always revert your changes. This will however increase your FPS, but only on monitors that have very high native resolutions.

Other performance mods

You may look for other performance mods. See https://github.com/NordicGamerFE/usefulmods and click the 1.18.X "Available" text to see the mods. Or you may save that for later as well. I can't guarantee any mods in that list won't break things -- some may not -- but be aware of the possibility of that happening, just like it happens with Optifine or Magnesium.

Update your video driver

A driver is a way to tell a peripheral to do some actions, in your case, your graphics card (also called video card). If you tell someone to eat a meal without a fork, it will usually be difficult for them to do so. If you give that person a fork after to eat, they might be eating more easily. Just like a fork is a good tool to humans, a driver is a good tool for your graphics card. Updating your graphics drivers may increase your FPS if you haven't done that in a long time. Updating your graphics driver will also update OpenGL automatically, which is a program used to run Minecraft alongside Java. Most graphics card use built-in software for this, such as Nvidia GeForce Experience or AMD Radeon Software. If you are unsure how to do that, refer to the manufacturer's site, in most cases Nvidia or AMD.

Shaders

If you were using Optifine for shaders, you can try Oculus and Rubidium together. This is similar to Magnesium. This may work, or not, feel free to try it. https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/oculus Additionally not many people know about this it seems, but vanilla incorporates shaders by themselves now. They are rudimentary, but can indeed enhance your game experience. I've posted a small mention of that in https://github.com/FTBTeam/FTB-Modpack-Issues/issues/655 where I was using a part of Sildur's shaders for something called "cellshading".

I hope this exhaustive report could provide any of you with good information in order to solve that issue or give alternatives, since they exist. I don't know anything more at the moment to increase modded FPS than this. Cheers

Jaeiya commented 2 years ago

@Raidobw2 Thanks for the info! I'll try some of those tips.

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