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Multithreaded rendering plus a large collection of improvements, fixes, optimizations and additions to 1.7.10 clients.
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Crash to Launcher Before Startup #182

Closed TalhaErenY closed 1 month ago

TalhaErenY commented 1 month ago

Modlist: +unimixins-all-1.7.10-0.1.17 falsepatternlib-mc1.7.10-1.2.5 falsetweaks-mc1.7.10-2.8.1

Forge Log: https://pastebin.com/XVuu2Zvt

Config: https://pastebin.com/bMeGBDjG

Issue description: attempting to start up the game with any config module set to true will result in a crash to launcher with exit code 1 (vanilla launcher is being used).

No JVM arguments, default java install of the launcher. setup works fine for mods like optifine and archaic fix on their own.

FalsePattern commented 1 month ago

FalseTweaks 2.8 is no longer supported, try again with the 3.0 preview build

TalhaErenY commented 1 month ago

Apologies, I neglected to mention I had already tried the 3.0.0-pre1 build first, which also resulted in the same error code and crash.

FalsePattern commented 1 month ago

Please update to the latest version of java 8, you're using an extremely old version of java that doesn't work correctly with mixins.

And also make sure to use a modern modded minecraft launcher, such as PrismLauncher, playing with mods through the vanilla or curseforge launchers is extremely unstable with newer mods, as they both use a very old internal version of java.

TalhaErenY commented 1 month ago

I can confirm that on a fresh install of prism, with j8-412 manually downloaded and minecraft pointed at, it does work. It still does not work with the vanilla launcher (despite the newer download of j8), or another launcher I tried. I suppose I'll migrate to prism for the time being. I failed to mention previously that I had already tried the vanilla launcher with j8-412, though when it didn't work I used a fresh instance to reduce variables from using an already modded instance (then promptly forgot to manually point it to the correct java install.)