Corrupted files

8 errors

Half-downloaded jars and archives the loader cannot read.

Corrupted filesCorrupted Config File (NightConfig ParsingException: Not enough data available)Find the line starting with 'ConfigLoadingException: Failed loading config file' near the top of your crash reCorrupted filesCorrupted Mod Config File (NightConfig ParsingException)Read the `ConfigLoadingException` line near the top of your crash report to find the exact `.toml` filename (fCorrupted filesCorrupted Mod Config File (NightConfig ParsingException: Invalid character)Find the line in your crash report starting with `Failed loading config file` to see the exact `.toml` filenamCorrupted filesFabric Startup Crash: WindowsException (AccessDeniedException or NoSuchFileException)Find the `Caused by: java.nio.file.NoSuchFileException:` or `AccessDeniedException:` line in your crash log anCorrupted filesJsonSyntaxException: Expected BEGIN_OBJECT but was STRING at line 1 column 1Look at the crash report lines directly underneath `at com.google.gson.Gson.fromJson` to identify what was reaCorrupted filesUnable to Launch: ClassNotFoundException FMLTweakerOpen your launcher's root directory (such as `.minecraft` or `MultiMC`), navigate to `libraries/net/minecraftfCorrupted filesjava.nio.file.NoSuchFileException During Fabric or Iris StartupRead the exact file path after `Caused by: java.nio.file.NoSuchFileException:` in your crash log to identify wCorrupted fileszip END header not found — a mod jar is corrupted or half-downloadedDelete that jar and download it again — the file is incomplete