I have the right versions of TC and AoA (according to your Curse page) but it seems to be crashing :/
Looks to me that you are using a depreciated/removed function (AKA: getUniqueIdentifierFor). To get the mod id for an item, try this:
//Getting the full registry name. ex: minecraft:stoneString name = itemInstance.getRegistryName();//Checking if the modid is 'nevermine'if (name.substring(0,8) == 'nevermine'){//Note, like most things Java, it starts counting from zero//Do aspect code here}
Which, I mean, it's a whole lot easier, to say the least! (Of course, error if you have to :P)
NOTE: It's been a while since I've used getRegistryName (or even modded in general), so it might not return a string. (and coding practices may be rough around the edges in the snippet I gave you :P) 99% sure it does though :)
I'm sick nevermind the quoted bit - but good to know for the future (aka I'm an idiot and I thought I was playing 1.10) I honestly have no clue why it would be crashing other than imports misbehaving...?
Cool mod idea (haven't played it yet though :/)
Once you fix it I'll be putting up a modpack on Curse with it too, incase you wanted to know ;)
If you need to contact me, feel free to hit me up on Curse (same name as here) or, you know, just reply here :P
-kd8lvt
Crash Report: https://pastebin.com/3f4CK0Pq
I have the right versions of TC and AoA (according to your Curse page) but it seems to be crashing :/
I'm sick nevermind the quoted bit - but good to know for the future (aka I'm an idiot and I thought I was playing 1.10) I honestly have no clue why it would be crashing other than imports misbehaving...?
Cool mod idea (haven't played it yet though :/)
Once you fix it I'll be putting up a modpack on Curse with it too, incase you wanted to know ;)
If you need to contact me, feel free to hit me up on Curse (same name as here) or, you know, just reply here :P -kd8lvt