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Mod version: 1.14.4-2.1.1
Mods List: Worldgen Block Replacer latest.log debug.log crash report
What I did:
Attempted to create a world, and load it.
What happened:
The game crashed when attempting to load the world, saying that there was not a valid config file
What I tried:
Checking in configs/, and saves/MySave/serverconfigs/ for a config file
I did not find a config in either folder, so I tried creating both a wgblockreplacer.cfg, and a wgblockreplacer.toml containing the contents of this example config on your CF page, but to no avail.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Your initial config is set to replace stone with stone, which then shuts down the server because it assumes that was a configuration error that you'll want to correct before generating the world. Right before the crash, in the latest.log: WorldGen Block Replacer is improperly configured. The replacement for (0) is itself.
And the crash itself says WorldGen Block Replacer is improperly configured, shutting down. See the logs to find out what wasn't configured properly.
EDIT: And as Partonetrain said, the config is found in the world's serverconfigs folder now.
Forge version: 1.14.4-28.1.76
Mod version: 1.14.4-2.1.1
Mods List: Worldgen Block Replacer
latest.log
debug.log
crash report
What I did:
Attempted to create a world, and load it.
What happened:
The game crashed when attempting to load the world, saying that there was not a valid config file
What I tried:
Checking in configs/, and saves/MySave/serverconfigs/ for a config file
I did not find a config in either folder, so I tried creating both a
wgblockreplacer.cfg
, and awgblockreplacer.toml
containing the contents of this example config on your CF page, but to no avail.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: