Closed Raycoms closed 7 years ago
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Thanks.
Hmm I seem to have missed this...
It does not look like it would be my fault... the stack trace does not mention Guidebook in any way, and the missing method is in Minecraft itself... are you certain this issue is caused by Guidebook?
This only happens when I add Guidebook and the guideBook repo to the dependencies in gradle.
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Hmm I seem to have missed this...
It does not look like it would be my fault... the stack trace does not mention Guidebook in any way, and the missing method is in Minecraft itself... are you certain this issue is caused by Guidebook?
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It is very strange, then, since I don't even call that method at all, in Guidebook, and loading my development environment with TiCon in he mods folder, works just fine...
Could you provide mode information about your setup? It really feels like a version mismatch somehow (like if you are loading 1.11 TiCon in 1.10 or so)
Another thought: that stack trace could also happen if you use a deobf/dev jar from ticon, which was compiled with different mappings than the ones you have in your build.gradle. It may be best if you take a non-dev jar and deobfuscate it yourself (BON2 or forgegradle's deobfCompile if they have a maven)...
I use these here as dependencies additionally.
deobfCompile "slimeknights.mantle:Mantle:1.10.2-1.1.5.205" deobfCompile "slimeknights:TConstruct:1.10.2-2.6.3.500"
repositories { maven { name 'DVS1 Maven FS' url 'http://dvs1.progwml6.com/files/maven' } }
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Another thought: that stack trace could also happen if you use a deobf/dev jar from ticon, which was compiled with different mappings than the ones you have in your build.gradle. It may be best if you take a non-dev jar and deobfuscate it yourself (BON2 or forgegradle's deobfCompile if they have a maven)...
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I can't reproduce this, and I really don't think it's Guidebook's fault, so I'm going to dismiss it as a configuration problem on your end. My best guess would be incompatible mappings. Try to use mappings="stable_29" on your project, and see if that fixes it.
Getting this when trying to start the game: