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    Mooselag
    07/14/2018 4:49 pm
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    This could be caused by the way Windows handles full screen applications. Since when a fullscreen application is opened, windows changes the resolution to a smaller when, then back to the softwares resolution. Try lowering your Windows resolution, or by just not going into fullscreen mode on Minecraft.
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    Mooselag
    07/14/2018 4:24 pm
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    Okay, this is an easy fix.
    This happens when you have an older GPU in your PC.
    First, try downloading newer GPU drivers. If you need help with this just ask.
    Secondly, try lowering your graphical settings, having higher settings will cause a delay in texture reading, which causes these problems.
    Third, turn down mipmaps and turn off "fancy graphics" and "fancy lighting."

    If you have any shaders it could also be causing this problem.
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    Mooselag
    07/14/2018 4:20 pm
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    Try re-installing it from here: [url=(Link removed)]Little Blocks Mod
    [/url] Also, it seems like placing blocks with slab variants is a known bug (been there since the really old versions.) There might be newer versions that fix this problem, but it will probably be for a newer version of Minecraft. Which means you have to re-install Forge and all of the other mods for that version.
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    Mooselag
    07/14/2018 4:11 pm
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    1, you need to install the latest Forge for 1.12 and the latest Forge Server for 1.12
    2, your missing mod's that the server is trying to call

    It seems ImmersiveEngineering needs a Forge version which is older or newer than the one you're using. Make sure you have the correct mod version for 1.12. It could also just be a bug with their programming. Try removing ImmersiveEngineering and try a different mod.
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    Mooselag
    07/14/2018 4:03 pm
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    It seems you have downloaded a cracked version of Minecraft. To join a server you have to buy it and be a registered user. You can play on LAN though, if you wished.

    I recommend deleting this post, because the admins will ban you due to having a cracked version.
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    Mooselag
    07/14/2018 4:01 pm
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    /give @p minecraft:dirt 1 0 {CanPlaceOn:["stone"']}
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    Mooselag
    07/14/2018 4:00 pm
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    /give @p minecraft:diamond_pickaxe 1 0 {CanDestroy:["stone"]}
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    Mooselag
    07/14/2018 3:58 pm
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    Port forwarding is a hard and risky process, if you want a server for your friends to join: try using Hamachi, it's what me and my friends use to have servers hosted for each other from far away. Just look up "Create a Minecraft server with hamachi" and it won't be to long until you have a working server.

    If you want to do this so other people (you don't know) can join, Hamachi wouldn't be the way to go. I recommend buying a server from a website so they can host it for you. Since Hamachi can only have 8 people at a time, and can get you hacked if someone really wanted to.
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    Mooselag
    07/14/2018 3:55 pm
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    After deleting the mod, you may have to create another Minecraft world. If you got one running in the first place :3
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    Mooselag
    07/14/2018 3:53 pm
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    What mods do you have? I see the error is from "recipe.toast"
    There seems to be an error calling the recipe and GUI. Try deleting the mod that adds toast.
    And also, you should be able to run Minecraft with 2GBs of ram, just don't push it with the mods. Try to get 3GBs or 4GBs if you can. Hopefully this helps.
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    Mooselag
    07/14/2018 3:55 pm
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    After deleting the mod, you may have to create another Minecraft world. If you got one running in the first place :3
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    Mooselag
    07/14/2018 3:47 pm
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    You really don't need the Technic launcher for this.
    First, go into your launcher, click "Launch options" and click the "Add new."
    Once you click that, click version and select "1.4.2", then click the "Save."
    After, click the little arrow next to "Play" and select your 1.4.2 version profile.
    Run the game.
    After running the game you need to install Forge, click on "Universal" and click "Skip" at the top.
    You then will have a .zip file, go into .Minecraft and go into versions. Open the .jar file with 7-zip, and drag the zip's contents in to the .jar file to replace them.

    Now, run Minecraft 1.4.2 again. Go back into your .minecraft folder and create a folder called "mods"

    Then, just download the 1.4.2 mods you want and paste them in the "mods" folder.\

    Sorry for this post being a mess.
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    Mooselag
    07/14/2018 3:25 pm
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    Since I can't edit my post, just gonna do it here:

    Found out what Exception: javax.net.ssl.SSLException: java.lang.RuntimeException:
    Unexpected error: java.security.InvalidAlgorithmParameterException: the
    trustAnchors parameter must be non-empty Means, but I still can't find a solution.


    It means it cannot find the Java certificate thingo, which was the last bit of code I tried was trying to fix. Like I said, it did nothing.

    Also: Yes, I did install Minecraft from the official site.
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    Mooselag
    07/14/2018 2:52 pm
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    I mean, what type of spawn are you going for? A relatively small one, or a large grandiose one?

    First, we need to know how many players are going to be playing on this server. You said ~60, so the spawn doesn't need to be that large. It can be fairly small, especially since we're dealing with a really small player base.

    Secondly, do you have a plan? Or are you just going to "wing it"? Like, what aesthetic do you want this server to have?
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