at cn.lambdalib.util.datapart.EntityData.getPart(EntityData.java:116)
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i'm noob.WHAT?
i'm noob.WHAT?
Hi noob. I'm what. Did you call me? :>
Just kidding. Well, let's start with this:
---- Minecraft Crash Report ----
// I'm sorry, Dave.
Time: 2/16/17 8:07 PM
Description: Ticking player
java.util.NoSuchElementException: No value present
at java.util.Optional.get(Unknown Source)
at cn.lambdalib.util.datapart.EntityData.getPart(EntityData.java:116)
at cn.academy.ability.api.context.ClientRuntime.instance(ClientRuntime.java:64)
at ...
The 1st five lines are the header: title, unfunny phrase by Mojang, time, and short description of the error.
The 7th line: the error itself. Tells what Java method/function broke. Dev stuff.
And then the _aha_ moment: the at-lines. They tell where in each Java module or mod the crash happened. Now the $1-million-question: is there any galacticraft or micdoodle in those at-lines? No. Wait! I know Lambdalib and AcademyCraft (video), please try reporting here: https://github.com/LambdaInnovation
Thank goodness for EzerArch :)
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Hi noob. I'm what. Did you call me? :>
Just kidding. Well, let's start with this:
The 1st five lines are the header: title, unfunny phrase by Mojang, time, and short description of the error.
The 7th line: the error itself. Tells what Java method/function broke. Dev stuff.
And then the _aha_ moment: the at-lines. They tell where in each Java module or mod the crash happened. Now the $1-million-question: is there any galacticraft or micdoodle in those at-lines? No. Wait! I know Lambdalib and AcademyCraft (video), please try reporting here: https://github.com/LambdaInnovation