Reading the log

20 errors

Lines that look like the cause but are only wrappers around the real error.

Reading the logFabric Crash: NumberFormatException: For input string: "4 "Open `.minecraft/logs/latest.log` in a text editor and find the `[main/WARN]: Mod resolution failed` section rReading the logForge LoadingFailedException: Loading errors encounteredLook at the lines immediately inside 'Loading errors encountered: [ ... ]' to find the failing mod's name and Reading the logForge Mod Loading Crash (LoaderExceptionModCrash)Open the crash report and find the 'LoaderExceptionModCrash: Caught exception from <Mod Name>' line to see whiReading the logHarmless Server Warning: ClassNotFoundException: net/minecraft/class_5616 (registrate-fabric)Ignore [main/WARN] lines referencing net/minecraft/class_5616 (from registrate-fabric) as well as class_906 anReading the logInvocationTargetException — the real error is wrapped insideThis exception never is the cause — it only wraps another oneReading the logNullPointerException: "this.cpuVendor" is null (OSHI Warning)Check that this message is marked `[main/WARN]` in your log; it does not stop Minecraft or your server from ruReading the logReportedException: Exception generating new chunkOpen your `latest.log` or crash report and scroll below `net.minecraft.ReportedException: Exception generatingReading the logReportedException: Rendering screen (GUI Crash)Open your crash report or `latest.log` and find the `Caused by:` line below `ReportedException: Rendering screReading the logRoughly Enough Items (REI) AsyncSearchManager CancellationExceptionIgnore `[REI] Error while searching` when diagnosing a game crash, as it is a harmless background search canceReading the logSodium Crash: Exception thrown while executing job (ChunkJobResult)Open your crash report or latest.log and scroll down past the first stack trace to find the 'Caused by:' line,Reading the logSodium Mod Config Not Found (Hidden NeoForge Mod Loading Error)Open logs/latest.log from your instance folder rather than relying only on the crash report, as the real failuReading the logUnable to load library 'flite' (Linux Narrator Error)If your game actually crashed, scroll to the very bottom of 'latest.log' or check the 'crash-reports' folder tReading the logjava.lang.ArithmeticException: / by zero (Division by Zero)Open the crashing side's full crash report or `logs/latest.log` (if a player disconnects from a server with `CReading the logjava.lang.NullPointerException: Exception in server tick loopOpen the crash report and read the first 1-5 `at ...` lines directly below `java.lang.NullPointerException: ExReading the logjava.lang.NullPointerException: Initializing gameRead the very first 'at ...' line directly underneath 'java.lang.NullPointerException: Initializing game' (skiReading the logjava.lang.NullPointerException: Rendering overlayOpen the latest file in your .minecraft/crash-reports/ folder and inspect the first 3 to 5 "at ..." lines immeReading the logjava.lang.NullPointerException: Updating screen eventsOpen the crash report and read the very first 'at ...' line directly under 'java.lang.NullPointerException: UpReading the logjava.lang.NullPointerException: keyPressed event handlerOpen your crash report and check the very first `at ...` line right under `java.lang.NullPointerException: keyReading the logjava.lang.NullPointerException: mouseClicked event handlerOpen the crash report and read the very first "at ..." line directly below "java.lang.NullPointerException: moReading the lognet.minecraft.ReportedException: mouseClicked event handlerOpen the complete file in your instance's `crash-reports` folder rather than relying on a truncated snippet fr