Running the mod through intelliJ works perfectly fine. Using the exported jar initially opening the game gives me a resourcepack loading error and attempting to open a world causes a crash throwing the error: java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke "net.minecraft.class_5944.method_34583(String, Object)" because "$$17" is null
I am using the fabric template mod as a base with split client and server code.
#[SOLVED] Mod doesn't work after building a jar
chilly moon
This is for 1.20.1
rain karma
wich jar are you using?
chilly moon
The shortest named non dev jar
rain karma
could you send the full log?
thorn vale
Caused by: org.spongepowered.asm.mixin.injection.throwables.InjectionError: Critical injection failure: Variable modifier method modGlowCol(ILnet/minecraft/class_2338;Lnet/minecraft/class_8242;)I in dyebrary.client.mixins.json:SignRendererMixin from mod dyebrary failed injection check, (0/1) succeeded. Scanned 0 target(s). Using refmap client-dyebrary-refmap.json
chilly moon
what I'm trying to understand is why this works in my IDE but not as an independant jar
rain karma
send the source of the mixin method
chilly moon
public class SignRendererMixin {
@ModifyVariable(method = "getColor", at = @At("STORE"), ordinal = 0)
private static int modCol(int i, SignText sign){
return ((ISignText)sign).dye_brary$getTextColour();
}
//hate to use "name" here, but I straight up don't think I can do without it
@ModifyVariable(method = "renderText", at = @At("STORE"), name = "k")
private static int modGlowCol(int k, BlockPos pos, SignText sign){
return ((ISignText)sign).dye_brary$getTextColour();
}
}```send the entire renderText source method in a paste
chilly moon
BlockPos pos, SignText signText, MatrixStack matrices, VertexConsumerProvider vertexConsumers, int light, int lineHeight, int lineWidth, boolean front
) {
matrices.push();
this.setTextAngles(matrices, front, this.getTextOffset());
int i = getColor(signText);
int j = 4 * lineHeight / 2;
OrderedText[] orderedTexts = signText.getOrderedMessages(MinecraftClient.getInstance().shouldFilterText(), text -> {
List<OrderedText> list = this.textRenderer.wrapLines(text, lineWidth);
return list.isEmpty() ? OrderedText.EMPTY : (OrderedText)list.get(0);
});
int k;
boolean bl;
int l;
if (signText.isGlowing()) {
k = signText.getColor().getSignColor();
bl = shouldRender(pos, k);
l = 15728880;
} else {
k = i;
bl = false;
l = light;
}
for (int m = 0; m < 4; m++) {
OrderedText orderedText = orderedTexts[m];
float f = -this.textRenderer.getWidth(orderedText) / 2;
if (bl) {
this.textRenderer.drawWithOutline(orderedText, f, m * lineHeight - j, k, i, matrices.peek().getPositionMatrix(), vertexConsumers, l);
} else {
this.textRenderer
.draw(
orderedText,
f,
(float)(m * lineHeight - j),
k,
false,
matrices.peek().getPositionMatrix(),
vertexConsumers,
TextRenderer.TextLayerType.POLYGON_OFFSET,
0,
l
);
}
}
matrices.pop();
}```use @WrapOperation (or @Redirect for hard fails) to wrap getSignColor() on invocation
chilly moon
any tips for avoiding this in the future?
chilly moon
use `@WrapOperation` (or `@Redirect` for hard fails) to wrap `getSignColor()` on...
this did work, thanks
rain karma
any tips for avoiding this in the future?
don't use name 
chilly moon
ha yeah makes sense
rain karma
iirc, names only exist in dev. For instance, you cannot use @Local(name="") because it'll work in dev, but crash when used by a player