It gives me Incompatible mods found!
net.fabricmc.loader.impl.FormattedException: Some of your mods are incompatible with the game or each other!
A potential solution has been determined, this may resolve your problem:
- Replace mod 'Fabric Loader' (fabricloader) 0.15.7 with version 0.15.10.
More details:
- Mod 'Dungeon Now Loading' (dungeonnowloading) 1.3 requires version 0.15.10 of mod 'Fabric Loader' (fabricloader), but only the wrong version is present: 0.15.7!
- Mod 'Hephaestus' (tconstruct) 1.20.1-3.6.4.273 requires version 2.3.4+1.20.1 or later of mod 'Porting Lib Config' (porting_lib_config), which can't be loaded due to other constraints!
- Mod 'Hephaestus' (tconstruct) 1.20.1-3.6.4.273 requires version 2.3.4+1.20.1 or later of mod 'Porting Lib Data' (porting_lib_data), which can't be loaded due to other constraints!
- Mod 'Quad' (quad) 1.2.1 requires version 0.15.10 or later of mod 'Fabric Loader' (fabricloader), but only the wrong version is present: 0.15.7!
- Mod 'Sophisticated Backpacks' (sophisticatedbackpacks) 3.19.4+mc1.20.1-build.39 requires version 0.15.9 or later of mod 'Fabric Loader' (fabricloader), but only the wrong version is present: 0.15.7!
- Mod 'Sophisticated Core' (sophisticatedcore) 0.5.108+mc1.20.1-build.39 requires version 0.15.9 or later of mod 'Fabric Loader' (fabricloader), but only the wrong version is present: 0.15.7!
- Mod 'Sophisticated Storage' (sophisticatedstorage) 0.8.59+mc1.20.1-build.39 requires version 0.15.9 or later of mod 'Fabric Loader' (fabricloader), but only the wrong version is present: 0.15.7!
- Mod 'Mantle' (mantle) 1.20.1-1.9.268 requires version 2.3.4 or later of mod 'Porting Lib Config' (porting_lib_config), which can't be loaded due to other constraints!
at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.FormattedException.ofLocalized(FormattedException.java:51)
at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.FabricLoaderImpl.load(FabricLoaderImpl.java:195)
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how to fix it?
#the build on aof7 gives an error
spring fulcrum
fiery rivet
Looks like you've added mods to the pack?
spring fulcrum
Looks like you've added mods to the pack?
yes, of course I updated through curseforge
fiery rivet
Try a fresh re-install? AoF7 version 2.2.2 does use Fabric loader 0.15.10.
tardy iris
On my server I got the same error when fabric updated automatically to 0.15.11. Had to specify the exact fabric loader to use in the docker-compose.yml file to fix it.
fiery rivet
Why is fabric "automatically" updating on your server?
(btw—ty!—for the helpful comments; I do appreciate them! I hope you're enjoying the pack).
tardy iris
I'm using the itzg minecraft docker container for running the pack and I guess an update was released for it that got pulled in automatically, so I had to force it to the proper version.
fiery rivet
<looks up itzg...> Huh, neat.
Question though... why?
Maybe it makes other packs easier to try out?
(this one at least is just a single script to run, for both install and starting the server; not sure I've ever run a server for any other packs yet (played them ofc).
tardy iris
Because running servers of any kind through docker makes them far more easily managed.
fiery rivet
Kids and their docker this and that! </old man rant... I was managing servers in my day, uphill in the snow... both ways!>
tardy iris
Same, been running servers for over 25 years now.
fiery rivet
but really, what's to manage?... d/l zip, unzip, run startserver.sh (or .bat) and done.
tardy iris
You're assuming that my server is dedicated to minecraft exclusively.
fiery rivet
My computers aren't dedicated to anything exclusively; still not seeing the benefit of doing docker things for installing and running a simple piece of software.
(not trying to argue, rather to learn)
tardy iris
It's so much easier to maintain. No worries about managing dependencies for your application since they are all included in the docker image, no worries about polluting the rest of your system or a security problem with one image making the rest of your machine insecure, a single command line to run to update everything to latest. No conflicts between apps as they are completely separated.
You can take your docker-compose.yml file and the data volume for your application and move them anywhere or back them up far easier too.
You could even just use your method within a virtual machine to gain a few of the same benefits.
fiery rivet
I get all that... but not seeing that as easier... just more.
AoF7 server install is just in one directory, conflicts with, well, nothing.
Well, I suppose if one needed to have a seperate java install for MC...
tardy iris
With the docker image, I don't need to even think about any of that.
It's all already there. I just pass the URL to the modpack and we're done, basically.
tardy iris
Yeah, not sure if the image did that or what, but it was a 30 second fix and redeploy.
fiery rivet
Which is... more work than if one didn't use docker for an mc server. xD
No worries, fellow traveler... just glad you're enjoying AoF. (I hope you are.)