Industrial Revolution incompatibility
Closed this issue · 3 comments
Description: EarlyGame appears to have a compatibility issue with Industrial Revolution. EG apparently breaks Indrev's recipe system somehow while removing vanilla recipes. It takes two to tango, so I'll report on the Indrev tracker as well.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Install EG and Indrev together and launch Minecraft.
- Open or create a world and wait for the little loading square to fill up.
- Enjoy the resulting crash to desktop.
Technical Information:
- Minecraft: 1.17.1, bundled Java runtime, Fabric Loader 0.11.6
- Cloth Config API: 5.0.38
- EarlyGame: 1.1.1
- Fabric API: 0.37.2
- Fabric Language Kotlin: 1.6.2
- Industrial Revolution: 1.10.0-alpha.12
- Modpack: N/A. I build my own. Tinkering is half the fun!
Logs: Here's a crash log in a "clean room" profile, with only EG, Indrev, and their dependencies installed.
crash-2021-08-20_21.47.05-server.txt
Details: OS is Linux Mint 19.3. Mods were downloaded from Curseforge. All the configs are default, no data/resource packs, created a new world, single-player.
Thanks! Let me know if there's anything I can do to help :)
Further testing reveals that setting "enablePlanksAndSticks": true allows the game to start normally. I think it's EG asking for Indrev's recipes the usual way, not realizing that Indrev's recipes want different "getters" because of the possibility of multiple in/out stacks. Indrev crashes the game in protest, thus destroying my dream of banging pointy rocks together inside my fully-automated multiblock ore processing facility. I'm guessing, anyway. I'm not a real programmer.
I had the same EarlyGame crash: "Unsupported method for Industrial Revolution's recipes". I'm using Windows 10. As above, I was able to work around this by enabling planks and sticks. BTW, machines are not early game, so trying to remove them seems out of scope for EarlyGame...
This was fixed in the Industrial Revolution update. Thanks anyway :)