neat vault
Okay, so I've been developing a Forge mod-pack for me and my friends to play on and used KubeJS to spice things up a little. When I made a world and invited them, they couldn't get in and got this error message. Later on we disabled KubeJS and low and behold, multiplayer had worked.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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neat vault
They also replaced the kubejs file with mine, and nothing happened.
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neat vault
Okie dokie.
tiny shell
does everyone have the same exact scripts everywhere? 
i have no idea what could be the issue
neat vault
yeah, but i was looking through the other support cases and saw something about client_scripts having to be the same as server_scripts?
would i have to copy and paste the contents of server_scripts into the client_scripts?
tiny shell
no that wouldnt even let you to start the game
wide otter
Try copy al modpack folder for your friend, but errase al files un config.
Also check the forge version
