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Much of this idea reminds me of the CaveGen mod from back in the Minecraft 1.2.5/1.3.2 days; there was plenty of spelunking potential, with the prime idea to be "underground" as the main adventure. Some of CaveGen's features were a little buggy back then, but oh how I loved to explore the deep dark caverns....

Ah, dang. Now I went and got myself all sentimental for caves....

I've been gone from the forums for some time, so forgive me if my memories of the earlier details escape me.

@0bsidianWolf

It wouldn't have to be a *literal* Minecraft chest; it could be a *chest-like* part of the boat model. The boat, as an entity, could implement the IInventory interface and provide access to any inventory-management features. Or so I assume.

Perhaps "boarding a ship" (especially one that allows for multiple crew slots) is done in the same fashion as opening a GuiScreen; there may be a role for a commander who sets a long-range destination; a navigator who pilots the vessel toward the destination; a quartermaster who does what the traditional quartermaster does; and so on. Any more crew could be boarding parties and defenders, if you wanted to go the route of piracy or such.

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We never found a way to stop the console spam, it's. A known issue and posted in the list of bugs on the wiki.

Haha, nice....

Of those, I only use Facebook for farming the villes, and Steam, but infrequently at that. But, friend invite sent... ;-p

Eh? The original authors might release more? I had thought they had completely stepped away from the modding scene; guess I'll have to check their Github again. it's nice if they can pick it up again, I'm only wondering where that would leave my modding attempt(s): in the proverbial dust?

Eh, correction, I think I'm targeting development against 1.8.8 now...

I'm working on a 1.8.8 release.

Considering that I remember the Zabuton mod, I *might* include a little of that, too....

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Also, I'm running a Cauldron server. I haven't tried Little Maids on a vanilla server.

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is there a fork that works on servers without major (game-breaking/server-crashing) bugs?
If so, can someone point it to me please?

^ Glad to be of help, er, at least a listening ear...

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You know, possibly the most frustrating thing about LittleMaidMob right now is the multiplicity of different forks of the mod each with its own mostly-non-overlapping set of bugs. There is no single "master" version in which everything works as it's supposed to.

Hmm. Puzzling. It might think it needs it if one of your other mods supports it via inter-mod communications; and in post #3575 you did say you were updating and adding mods, so... yeah, that happened. It's possible one of the modders copy-pasted example Waila code without fully understanding the dependency imposed upon the end-user.

And it's also not necessarily a matter of whether the class file exists or not, but also whether the developer did or did not write buggy code. At a guess, a percentage of errors approaching 100% are due to the developer's errors, because nearly all modern compilers and development environments are only too happy to tell the developer where the error is; but I've also seen a trend in some inexperienced programmers turning off the warnings -- shocking! Eh, it happens more often than one would suspect.

Beyond that, I'd have to admit to confusion. I've not used the player-form maid stuff, as it was only ever in my interest to have a staff of little maids, not my player-avatar being a maid as well. And I've only watched some Waila mod demonstration on YouTube when I briefly considered trying it, but never got around to it, nor do I use NEI. If you didn't already have Waila and didn't care to, you shouldn't need to, now, although adding it probably won't hurt anything, and at least that might eliminate that warning from the error-log. It's your choice.

Maybe, try taking a screenshot of your mod folder to show the mods and mod-related files (to save you from copy-paste file lists), and show it here or elsewhere? I'm sure you've looked at it a number of times, but maybe fresh eyes on the matter might see something...

(with the proviso, I'm not tech-support, I only play one for the sake of my family...)

FlutterWonder, the fourth line in that log would indicate it's something to do with WAILA. The WailaDataProvider class cannot be found... try checking if that's still in the mod path. -- Although at about line 30, I also see:

 at mmmlibx.lib.multiModel.texture.MultiModelManager.addModelClass(MultiModelManager.java:103)
 at mmmlibx.lib.multiModel.texture.MultiModelManager.load(MultiModelManager.java:79)
 at mmmlibx.lib.FileLoaderBase.preLoad(FileLoaderBase.java:107)
 at mmmlibx.lib.FileLoaderBase.decodeZip(FileLoaderBase.java:52)
 at mmmlibx.lib.multiModel.texture.MultiModelManager.decodeZip(MultiModelManager.java:71)
 at mmmlibx.lib.FileLoaderBase.execute(FileLoaderBase.java:27)
 at mmmlibx.lib.multiModel.texture.MultiModelManager.execute(MultiModelManager.java:63)
 at mmmlibx.lib.MMMLib.loaded(MMMLib.java:123)

indicating some further error in texture-loading within mmmlibx.

Oh, hey all. It's been a while since I've posted here. Kuroneko, you haven't left permanently, have you? Are you still around here? When I saw your spoilered pic and comment on modding for another game, I seriously mental-pictured that "flipping tables" imagery. I can understand stepping away from a project for a while, but it'd be nice to see your posts once in a while here, too....

I had left the modding scene several months back, but am now (more or less) back again, in the Minecraft modding scene, much more or less the playing scene, ready to catch up on what I missed. Last time I was working on my own copy of this mod was in the Minecraft 1.7.2-1.7.10 days, with talk of 1.8 coming, and I'd just got a few fresh ideas on things to do. But I'm still working with the 1.6.x source code from where I left off, so my branch from the original littleMaidMob mod will be more a "Classic Maids" type of work, slowly updated to 1.8, and so it might not have the more recent features from other modders' releases. Still, it's something I'm working on....

And, oh boy has it taken a while to read through pages upon pages of comments. CaerMaster, I saw your suggestion (for maids planting, harvesting, auto-unloading inventory when full) and agree, it's something I have in mind for a future iteration of my copy. The "consuming far more sugar than they should" is a thing that has been known for a LOOOOOONNNG time; it should be easy enough to find what's happening, merely by looking for ALL instances of sugar items being used in code, and go from there. (Although some cases could still slip through where *that* wouldn't catch the errors...)

Someone else mentioned capturing maids with a net from another mod; theoretically, if you want maids to follow a player/master through a portal into another dimension, this should be possible without having to use other means. The "EntiityAI*" classes which control following the maid's master or chasing their targets should be easy enough to adapt to also check the player's/target's dimension, although I don't know if any enemy mobs could or do go through portals for a maid to want to follow -- it'd perhaps be a bit weird to have maids transfer between dimensions searching for hostile zombie pigmen or something ... uh, unless -- a new AI mode for having maids haul items across dimensions, where pipe systems would not work through a portal... hmmm.. I may think on that.... Nah, wouldn't work. Well, maybe, but only with a little coaxing... ;-p

Well, I, for one, am attempting to get back to development (after having been gone for so long). So much is different for 1.8 that, if I get it working for 1.8, I may not go back to updating for previous versions of Minecraft. (I still do have other mods I wanna get back to, as well....)