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Quote from tristin82»

I know that this is kind of an old post, but PF used to detect if you used a mod like mine little pony and actually adjust the sounds to fit that mod properly. Does the new version still do that? Thanks for any answer.

Not sure which mod you are referring to with the question, but Dynamic Surroundings has an option where you can enable quadruped footstep sound effects. You would have to enable manually. It also has support for quadruped footprints and horseshoe textures.

Posted issue on CurseForge - posting here as well. OpenEye report "Error trying to load 3 source filters". https://openeye.openmods.info/crashes/68c520e45ac2df8b0a945a1afd6ef890

It may be better to try the Forge forums for support since you are doing a 1.11.x mod: http://www.minecraftforge.net/forum/forum/70-modder-support/

EDIT: They will ask for samples of your code so make sure you its available somewhere.

Quote from TheBeastCH»

I could imagine it as a mod, but for vanliia minecraft deffenetly not.
While I like the Idea, I think that a. It could be done far better than that and b. it doesnt fit into minecraft vanilla.

No Support

If someone makes a mod out of that, I would consider downloading (if its much better than what you wrote here)

I think it does affect gameplay - it limits the players field of view. Similar to the dreaded and hated nausea effect - it screws with my sense of balance and makes me physically ill. But as Badprenup I don't do the pumpkin helmet thing - I just avoid eye contact.

Yep - they were ticking Air blocks. There was some smarter filtering taking place where it would only occur at lower level Y. And as you point out the "suspend" particle effect also occurs because water blocks do get ticked. I added an option to my mod to kill those particles.

Particles are still ticked during each world tick. They did streamline processing a bit. From a modded particle stand point two points of lag I encountered were due to switching texture sheets and obtaining light level information for rendering. These would occur per render pass per particle. For my mod I rearranged things to minimize texture binding and to collect light information once per tick (rather than once per render pass) and TPS went up quite a bit while rendering a god awful amount of particles.

Honestly the particle system in Minecraft needs to be rewritten. In general it works fine for Minecraft particles, but as soon as modded particles get added to the mix performance can suffer quite easily.

Particles can be a nightmare depending on the circumstances. Particles can also kill a higher end system if there are enough of them being rendered. For my mod I spent a lot of time optimizing particle rendering because of this.

You still haven't posted the crash log.

As urielsalis pointed out this isn't an error. It's a warning being generated by Java telling the powers that be that a command line setting for how the garbage collector is to behave will be deprecated. Do you have a real error you are trying to figure out, or are you hung up on this WARNING?

Remove Keystrokes and try again.

At first smell it looks to be a bug in Galacticraft/mcdoodle. I suggest sending something to the mod author(s).

You try using the 1614 version of Forge for 1.7.10? Also, post a link to the complete crashl og.

There are Forge mods that have this ability and I don't like them. 3x3 is pretty straight forward, and if an item needs to be complicated then each sub-part would be crafted individually and then assembled.

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Duplicate enchantment id! class mrtjp.projectred.expansion.EnchantmentFuelEfficiency and class mrcomputerghost.runicdungeons.ench.EnchantmentPoisonThorns Enchantment ID:80

Enchantment ID conflict. Did you update/add any mods? I find it strange that this is just popping up. To fix you will need to change the ID in the config file for either Project Red or Runic Dungeons.

Maybe post a mod list.