Recentish versions of Forge deprecate GameRegistry.registerTileEntity(Class,String) in favor of GameRegistry.registerTileEntity(Class,ResourceLocation). This change brought with it a namespace check that logs a warning if the active mod ID is different from the tile's resourcelocation's mod ID. See GameRegistry line 233.
Forge prints a whole ton of warnings, like this one:
[01:26:58] [main/WARN] [FML]: Potentially Dangerous alternative prefix `xu2` for name `xutesrtile`, expected `extrautils2`. This could be a intended override, but in most cases indicates a broken mod.
It's harmless, but seriously, there's a lot of tile entities.
Recentish versions of Forge deprecate
GameRegistry.registerTileEntity(Class,String)in favor ofGameRegistry.registerTileEntity(Class,ResourceLocation). This change brought with it a namespace check that logs a warning if the active mod ID is different from the tile's resourcelocation's mod ID. SeeGameRegistryline 233.Since Extra Utilities 2 registers all its tile entities with the id
XU2(which gets lowercased toxu2) instead ofextrautils2: https://github.com/rwtema/Extra-Utilities-2-Source/blob/ff6b75ebc334ee0f1a2c2d1fd1394f8d7e4da0bb/1.10.2/src/main/java/com/rwtema/extrautils2/backend/entries/BlockEntry.java#L47Forge prints a whole ton of warnings, like this one:
It's harmless, but seriously, there's a lot of tile entities.