fabric finally fixed the bug that caused annotated fields to be included on both sides. this unfortunately means that the assignment here will fail on non-dedicated servers. the field doesnt exist on clients, so the assignment fails to find the field. the declare and assign being on the same line is just sugar and actually occur at different times at the bytecode level.
Steps to reproduce
launch client game on loader 0.15 (or dedicated server on 0.15)
Expected behaviour
no crash
Mod list
N/A
Possible fixes
I would suggest you fix this using a parent class of the API and then use inheritence to assign the correct type via a dedicated server and client entrypoint rather than trying to jam them together. It would also make the classes more readable
Summary
https://github.com/SamB440/Tale-of-Kingdoms/blob/02107a1d0f8cc48c0f7532da1d211464e4cd6af7/src/main/java/com/convallyria/taleofkingdoms/TaleOfKingdomsAPI.java#L32C1-L35C105
fabric finally fixed the bug that caused annotated fields to be included on both sides. this unfortunately means that the assignment here will fail on non-dedicated servers. the field doesnt exist on clients, so the assignment fails to find the field. the declare and assign being on the same line is just sugar and actually occur at different times at the bytecode level.
Steps to reproduce
launch client game on loader 0.15 (or dedicated server on 0.15)
Expected behaviour
no crash
Mod list
N/A
Possible fixes
I would suggest you fix this using a parent class of the API and then use inheritence to assign the correct type via a dedicated server and client entrypoint rather than trying to jam them together. It would also make the classes more readable
Relevent logs and/or screenshots/videos
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Other
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