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Rewrites the light engine to fix lighting performance and lighting errors
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[Forge 1.18.1] Client Crash with Create #136

Closed AdeptusAutumn closed 1 year ago

AdeptusAutumn commented 2 years ago

crash-2022-02-20_14.33.16-client.txt

crash-2022-02-20_14.38.57-client.txt

Mod Version: starlight-1.0.1+forge.36a1c6c

Tried to move a Mechanical Piston construct with another mechanical Piston. Dedicated Server keeps on running, but crashes client on relog as well

NBZion commented 2 years ago

Whats your forge version

HexedHero commented 2 years ago

Whats your forge version

Forge: net.minecraftforge:39.0.76 It says in the crash report.

NBZion commented 2 years ago

Try updating forge to the latest version

JuJuTheWulfPup commented 2 years ago

I'm seeing the same issue Moving a sticky/non-sticky mechanical piston while pointing downwards causes this issue Facing any other direction is OK

Forge 39.1.0 Minecraft 1.18.1 mods: Create 0.4d + Starlight 1.0.0+forgeb1f6a10 (disabled everything else while narrowing down the issue) crash-2022-05-08_09.18.43-client.txt

TheNitroExpress commented 2 years ago

Here with the same issue. Mechanical piston facing down and pulling up causes a crash with starlight

JuJuTheWulfPup commented 2 years ago

Just to let others know in case you didn't think of it yourself, you can still play your modpack if you disable Starlight. That's what I had all my friends do so we can still play. It's not ideal of course, but it's still playable for us.

Starlight is an efficient lighting engine replacement, so it's not really necessary.

Dakedres commented 2 years ago

Issue does not occur with Radon, so that's another alternative (still at the cost of the performance Starlight brings). Have not checked with Phosphor & Create Refabricated

SuperStormer commented 1 year ago

I think this is fixed by https://github.com/Creators-of-Create/Create/pull/3111?

Spottedleaf commented 1 year ago

Yeah it looks like they may have created a world with 0 sections by accident which was resolved.