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Troubleshooting
When Slimefun breaks, avoid changing five things at once. Capture evidence, identify the layer and test one hypothesis at a time.
/sf versions
/sf doctor status
/sf doctor compatibility
/sf doctor dependencies
/sf doctor runtime
Then save the full exception, not only its last line.
Check:
- exact Java version;
- exact Paper/Minecraft build;
- duplicate Slimefun core JARs;
- missing hard dependencies;
- addon startup exception;
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/sf doctor dependencies <plugin>; -
/sf doctor compatibility <plugin>.
If hard dependencies are satisfied but the addon still disables itself, inspect its own startup log/configuration. Doctor intentionally does not guess at arbitrary plugin failures.
- Search the item in the current Guide.
- Verify the correct machine/crafting type.
- Verify research/permissions.
- Verify every ingredient is the exact expected item.
- Check item disable configuration.
- If addon-owned, confirm the addon is enabled and compatible.
Test the machine manually before Cargo. Verify input, output space, power/network, recipe and addon status. Then check /sf doctor runtime for isolated machine failures.
Check source inventory, destination capacity, filters, direction/channel settings, chunk/region state and whether the destination is a special addon inventory requiring integration support.
Do not blindly replace item metadata. Use the Storage & Item Doctor dry-run path:
/sf doctor scan
Review results before /sf doctor repair confirm.
Because backpacks hold valuable player data, reproduce the issue with a test backpack when possible. Capture the exact open/close sequence, any console exception, player UUID and whether another plugin is manipulating inventories.
Do not repeatedly force-open or migrate a failing production backpack without a backup.
TPS can remain healthy while one client experiences a pathological chunk. Check entity counts, armor stands/displays, addon structures, model entities and client-render-heavy content in the affected area.
Use a profiler and compare the bad chunk with nearby normal chunks before blaming Slimefun globally.
Reproduce on the primary Paper target if possible. If it works on Paper but fails on Folia, record region boundaries and whether the failing addon explicitly supports Folia.
- Slimefun Legacy release and commit if known;
- Paper/Minecraft version;
- Java version;
- addon versions;
- complete stack trace;
- startup log when relevant;
- reproduction steps;
- expected vs actual behavior;
- Doctor/versions output;
- whether it reproduces on a clean staging server.
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/reload; - deleting data without a backup;
- installing multiple Slimefun cores simultaneously;
- randomly downgrading only one JAR against newer mutated data;
- ignoring missing dependency errors;
- repeatedly retrying a crashing integration without reading the exception.
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