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[Wiles]

Thanks for the suggestions guys. I've been diligently sifting through mods since I last posted and finally came up with the right mix. Unfortunately 3 minutes into playing it minecraft locked up and spat out a crash report.

Now I tried my best to follow the installation instructions for each of the mods so I'm not sure what went wrong. My best guesses are:

- That some of the mods I picked don't play well together
- That some of the mods I picked don't like the newest version of forge or they don't like the newest version of minecraft ( I made sure that they were all at least for 1.4.6 - 'cause I read the 1.4.6 ones mostly work with 1.4.7)
- That even though I tried to follow the installation instructions I still manage to fudge something up

Here's a snippet of what I'm assuming is the most important bit of the crash log:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

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Description: Exception ticking world entities

java.util.ConcurrentModificationException
at java.util.AbstractList$Itr.checkForComodification(Unknown Source)
at java.util.AbstractList$Itr.next(Unknown Source)
at java.util.AbstractCollection.removeAll(Unknown Source)
at yc.h(World.java:2064)
at in.h(WorldServer.java:516)
at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.r(MinecraftServer.java:680)
at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.q(MinecraftServer.java:599)
at bdz.q(IntegratedServer.java:123)
at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.run(MinecraftServer.java:497)
at fy.run(SourceFile:849)

I don't really understand it, but I'm assuming that a concurrent modification exception means that more than one mod is trying to modify the same thing causing the game to crash. Now my question is what is the best way to go about troubleshooting an installation?

[Micro102]

I think it would be a lot easier to help you if you posted the mods you were using.

[Wiles]

I'm using Forge (universal 1.4.7-6.6.0.518), Rei's Mini-map, Ars Magica, Thaumcraft, Backpacks, Craftguide, Mo' Creatures, Goblins, Millenaire, Steamship and Twilight Forest.

I'm currently combing through the various mods' forum threads to see if there's anything blatantly obvious I did wrong.

[frostshotgg]

Millenaire hates forge.

[Wiles]

Millenaire hates forge.

Thank you!

That's too bad though, it was one of the mods I was most interested in using.

[BigD145]

Millenaire hates forge.

Millenaire requires forge. It just dislikes working properly with other mods.

Millenaire doesn't update as often as forge. You need a specific version of forge for any other mod. Forge updates and you can't unless you only use forge and nothing else.

[dragonshardz]

The Dwarves are summoned once again. To war, to glory!

[The Darkling Wolf]

Spoiler: Cave worlds are pretty, in a Minecraftish sort of way (click to show/hide)

[Viken]

Yep. I like the various glowing ores, especially from the Xycraft set. 

[miauw62]

Yep. I like the various glowing ores, especially from the Xycraft set. 

But that's where the use for xycraft ends.

[The Darkling Wolf]

The blocks are pretty snazzy.

[The Darkling Wolf]

I'm using Forsaken's server pack, combined with Tekkit Lite, with Redpower Machine removed, and a bunch of IC and BC addons installed.

[Duke 2.0]

 Normally I'm not terribly interested in skyblock maps, primarily because building air structures that look nice is a pain in the ass. Feed The Beast was a nifty idea to give them more of a purpose and introduce a ton of mods, but the dependance on EE2 turned me off. I dislike how EE turns all resources into a universal nebulous currency and those maps depend entirely on that.

 Sky Den is a similar map that uses custom NPC's with custom trades to get all the resources you can't immediately grow. It was actually pretty fun to play. Doesn't even have many mods, primarily Redpower, Thaumcraft 3 and a few small mods like Enchanting Plus, Treecapator and the NPC mod that makes it all possible.

 But really the saving grace of it is giving you the tools for making an automatic cobble harvester the moment you reach the Skyden.

[Viken]

I've already switched to using EE3, and don't have that issue of using EE energy any longer. xD Then again, when I get stuck and need resources, I still end up using Cheat Engine instead of NEI to get them. 

[Sirus]

Normally I'm not terribly interested in skyblock maps, primarily because building air structures that look nice is a pain in the ass. Feed The Beast was a nifty idea to give them more of a purpose and introduce a ton of mods, but the dependance on EE2 turned me off. I dislike how EE turns all resources into a universal nebulous currency and those maps depend entirely on that.

 Sky Den is a similar map that uses custom NPC's with custom trades to get all the resources you can't immediately grow. It was actually pretty fun to play. Doesn't even have many mods, primarily Redpower, Thaumcraft 3 and a few small mods like Enchanting Plus, Treecapator and the NPC mod that makes it all possible.

 But really the saving grace of it is giving you the tools for making an automatic cobble harvester the moment you reach the Skyden.

Thanks for sharing this. Should be an interesting twist on Skyblock (still one of my favorite maps, btw ).