Can't create World in 1.19.4 w/ Prism Launcher [Linux Mint]

[EvilsSouls]

When I try to create a Singleplayer World it shows the Toast "Failed to copy packs" and sends me back to the Main Menu. When I launch Minecraft it also shows a toast saying "Resource Reload failed", even though it hasn't affected my experience.

The mods I'm using: ├──AdaptiveTooltips-1.2.1-fabric-1.19.4.jar ├── advancementinfo-1.19.4-fabric0.76.0-1.3.1.jar ├── animatica-0.5+1.19.jar ├── antighost-1.19.3-fabric0.68.1-1.1.5.jar ├── appleskin-fabric-mc1.19.4-2.4.3.jar ├── BetterBlockOutline-1.5.3-1.19.3.jar ├── bettercommandblockui-0.4.2-1.19.4.jar ├── bettermounthud-1.2.1.jar ├── betterstats-2.6.1+1.19.4.jar ├── borderless-mining-1.1.7+1.19.4.jar ├── capes-1.5.2+1.19.3-fabric.jar ├── CITResewn-1.1.3+1.19.4.jar ├── clientcommands-2.7.11.jar ├── cloth-config-10.0.96-fabric.jar ├── colorful-hex-1.0.0.jar ├── continuity-3.0.0-beta.2+1.19.3.jar ├── DailyDad-fabric-1.19.4-1.5.1.jar ├── DarkKore-0.3.5-1.19.4.jar ├── Debugify-1.19.4+2.2.jar ├── DetailArmorBar-2.6.3+1.19.4-fabric.jar ├── do-a-barrel-roll-2.7.2+1.19.4-fabric.jar ├── dynamic-fps-2.2.0.jar ├── e4mc-3.0.0.jar ├── eating-animation-1.9.3.jar ├── emi-0.7.3+1.19.4.jar ├── entityculling-fabric-1.6.2-mc1.19.4.jar ├── entity_model_features_fabric_1.19.4-0.2.8.jar ├── entity_texture_features_fabric_1.19.4-4.4.0.jar ├── fabric-api-0.80.0+1.19.4.jar ├── fabric-language-kotlin-1.9.4+kotlin.1.8.21.jar ├── fabricskyboxes-0.6.5+mc1.19.4.jar ├── fabrishot-1.9.2.jar ├── fallingleaves-1.15.0+1.19.4.jar ├── farsight-fabric-1.19-3.4.jar ├── fastquit-2.1.0+1.19.3.jar ├── ferritecore-5.2.0-fabric.jar ├── fsb-interop-1.2.0+mc1.19.4-build.31.jar ├── fzmm-mc1.19.4-0.2.2.jar ├── IBEEditor-1.19.4-2.2.2-fabric.jar ├── ImmediatelyFast-1.1.12+1.19.4.jar ├── indium-1.0.15+mc1.19.4.jar ├── inspecio-1.8.0+1.19.4.jar ├── iris-mc1.19.4-1.6.1.jar ├── itemswapper-fabric-0.4.0-mc1.19.4.jar ├── lambdynamiclights-2.3.0+1.19.4.jar ├── language-reload-1.5.5+1.19.4.jar ├── lithium-fabric-mc1.19.4-0.11.1.jar ├── main-menu-credits-1.1.2.jar ├── malilib-fabric-1.19.4-0.15.4.jar ├── memoryleakfix-fabric-1.17+-1.0.0.jar ├── midnightcontrols-1.8.1+1.19.4.jar ├── mixintrace-1.1.1+1.17.jar ├── modelfix-1.10-fabric.jar ├── modmenu-6.2.2.jar ├── morechathistory-1.19.1-1.1.1.jar ├── moreculling-1.19.4-0.17.0.jar ├── NoChatReports-FABRIC-1.19.4-v2.1.1.jar ├── nofade-1.18-2.0.1.jar ├── optigui-2.0.0-beta.3.jar ├── owo-lib-0.10.3+1.19.4.jar ├── physics-mod-2.12.3-mc-1.19.4-fabric.jar ├── pocketwatch-1.1.0+1.19.3.jar ├── puzzle-1.5.0+1.19.4.jar ├── recursive-resources-2.4.1+1.19.4.jar ├── reeses_sodium_options-1.5.0+mc1.19.4-build.72.jar ├── seedmapper-1.5.13.jar ├── shared-resources-1.5.1.jar ├── sodium-extra-0.4.18+mc1.19.4-build.100.jar ├── sodium-fabric-mc1.19.4-0.4.10+build.24.jar ├── starlight-1.1.1+fabric.ae22326.jar ├── symbol-chat-1.19.4-0.7.6.jar ├── toomanybinds-0.3.3+1.19.3.jar ├── tweakeroo-fabric-1.19.4-0.16.0.jar ├── vectorientation-1.0.1a-1.19.3.jar ├── visible-barriers-2.0.1.jar ├── worldedit-mod-7.2.14.jar ├── yet-another-config-lib-fabric-2.5.0+1.19.4.jar ├── yosbr-0.1.1.jar └── Zoomify-2.9.4.jar

[EvilsSouls]

Also, when I first launched the instance with the mod, the popup which lets you configure Shared Resources showed the directory it was going to use as the default .minecraft folder, which I'm not sure is intentional. If I remember correctly, even if I change the directory in the popup menu it isn't changed and I actually have to launch mc and in the config change it.

[enjarai]

Please send your log and config file (.minecraft/config/shared-resources.json).

[EvilsSouls]

Here is the config: shared-resources.txt (I had to change it to a .txt, so that Github would allow me to upload it)

and here is the log: https://mclo.gs/X0kGh74

[enjarai]

Hmm, there are definitely errors there, but they dont really tell me much. It might be a file permissions issue? Seems like your global directory is set to /run/user/1000/doc/ff791aa/Shared Resources, are you sure thats a writeable area of the filesystem?

[EvilsSouls]

Yeah it should be. The weird thing is, is that I selected ~/Minecraft/Shared\ Resources to be the global directory but it changed it to /run/user/1000/doc/ff791aa/Shared Resources. Though when I do look in ~/Minecraft/Shared\ Resources there are folders and stuff in it. It also seems as if Minecraft creates the world in the default .minecraft folder, but Shared Resources doesn't move it to the universal one.

Edit: It seems as if /run/user/1000/doc/ff791aa/Shared Resources is an actual folder in my system, but the code folder is locked. Though again, I didn't even select it to be there

[enjarai]

Are you running prism launcher as a flatpak or other sandboxed application? Those types of installations can't access files or folders on the host system, which could be causing the issue here.

[EvilsSouls]

Ah, I have it as a flatpak... Would there be any way how I could fix the problem without reinstalling PrismLauncher?

[enjarai]

I don't know how flatpak works, so I couldn't tell you. You'll have to find some way to make external folders accessible to prism. I'm closing this issue, since its not a problem I can fix.

[RNanB]

Ah, I have it as a flatpak... Would there be any way how I could fix the problem without reinstalling PrismLauncher?

Install Flatseal, and for Prism Launcher either turn on All User Files, or add the Shared Resources folder to the list of folders.

[EvilsSouls]

Ah, I have it as a flatpak... Would there be any way how I could fix the problem without reinstalling PrismLauncher?

Install Flatseal, and for Prism Launcher either turn on All User Files, or add the Shared Resources folder to the list of folders.

Oh, is Flatseal an app to give Flatpaks the ability to access the file system and modify it? (I just want to know so that I know what it would do)

Edit: Oh wait, I forgot about literally just looking up what it does.

[EvilsSouls]

Ah, I have it as a flatpak... Would there be any way how I could fix the problem without reinstalling PrismLauncher?

Install Flatseal, and for Prism Launcher either turn on All User Files, or add the Shared Resources folder to the list of folders.

How did you do it? I only gave it access to that one specific folder, and now it doesn't even start...