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[1.19.2-1.0.0] Crash : AbstractMethodError when Lightning Rod changes weathering state - Possible conflict with Friends and Foes #35
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Hello there, i am not sure what exactly is wrong, but there is a high chance, that your |
With commit ce59ec1 I've done just about all I can to make sure the mixins are compatible on my end, seeing as the issue lies with the ticking and not the |
I tried to check things again, but i still have no idea how to resolve this, so everything is compatible, on fabric side i am able to scrape all custom oxidation related things with the help of mixins and use the vanilla ones, on forge side, its possible too with ASM, as some of the mixins are not possible, but i cant do that kind of refactor due to my limited technical knowledge on ASM. |
I still dont know where is the problem (and if its on my side), but I managed to rework the whole thing, with next major release, my mod will be using purely vanilla oxidatiton(weathering) and waxables, hopefully that will help. |
Caverns & Chasms: 1.19.2-1.0.0
Forge: 43.3.8
Friends & Foes: 1.19.2-2.0.9
Server crash when a lightning rod changes its weathering state.
Crash was observed when a structure added by Friends and Foes intended to demonstrate the Copper Golem was placed in the world. When the rod's weathering state changes, the server crashes.
Waxing or scraping the rod does not trigger a crash.
Lightning resetting the weathered state has not been checked.
Both mods add mixins that allow the lighting rod to weather/oxidize. There may be a conflict
Crash Report: https://mclo.gs/1QQjmd5
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