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Feature order cycle crash between minecraft and terrestria #329

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IJuanTM opened this issue May 16, 2024 · 2 comments
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Feature order cycle crash between minecraft and terrestria #329

IJuanTM opened this issue May 16, 2024 · 2 comments

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@IJuanTM
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IJuanTM commented May 16, 2024

Hi, I am trying to generate a new (superflat) world, but it keeps crashing with the following error:

java.lang.IllegalStateException: Feature order cycle found, involved sources: [Reference{ResourceKey[minecraft:worldgen/biome / minecraft:snowy_taiga]=net.minecraft.class_1959@731e97ba}, Reference{ResourceKey[minecraft:worldgen/biome / terrestria:windswept_redwood_forest]=net.minecraft.class_1959@45416f1e}]

Seems to be minecraft:snowy_taiga everytime but the terrestria biome seems to differ from crash to crash, have seen redwood_forest and windswept_redwood_forest.

Full crash report: https://mclo.gs/dlZjcrz
Latest log: https://mclo.gs/ge9OnOx

Does anyone know how to fix this? Thanks in advance!

@IJuanTM IJuanTM changed the title Feature order cycle crash between minecraft:snowy_taiga and terrestria:redwood_forest Feature order cycle crash between minecraft and terrestria May 16, 2024
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Terrestria 6.0.13 on Fabric Minecraft 1.20.1. Very high mod count.

I'm not sure about reproducing this just because of the sheer number of mods that add or modify biomes. Terrestria for 1.20.1 has extensive testing with vanilla and with other big biome mods like BYG, Regions Unexplored, Terralith, etc., so I am fairly certain this is not actually caused by Terrestria. It's probably basically a drive-by by one of the smaller mods. Unfortunately, thanks to Mojang's poor design for the biome feature cycle loop detection, the logs do not give nearly enough information to debug without trial and error. The cycle almost certainly involves Minecraft, Terrestria, and at least one other biome mod (maybe more).

If you would like to help, acquiring another log with the Cyanide mod installed can be very useful:
https://modrinth.com/mod/cyanide

(However, the log provided is huge and seems to be incomplete, probably because of the size, so this may depend on whether the output from Cyanide makes it into the log...)

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IJuanTM commented Jun 18, 2024

It's probably basically a drive-by by one of the smaller mods.

Makes sense, I tried removing any of the other mods that adds or changes biomes, but still kept getting this error. I have since dropped this modpack and started making another, hopefully with less issues.

Thans for the tip about the cyanide mod, could definitely help!

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