Wrong Minecraft version

Iris Crash: An Invalid Version of Sodium Is Installed

What the log looks like

java\.lang\.IllegalStateException: An invalid version of Sodium is installed, and the warning screen somehow didn't work

How to fix it

  1. Open your Minecraft instance's mods folder and locate your current Iris and Sodium .jar files.
  2. Delete both the Iris and Sodium .jar files so no duplicate or outdated versions remain.
  3. Download the latest matching versions of both Sodium and Iris Shaders for your exact Minecraft version (for example, 1.19.2 instead of 1.19) and place them in the mods folder.
  4. If you use Sodium add-ons such as Indium, Sodium Extra, or Continuity, update those mods as well so they match your new Sodium release, then relaunch the game.
LoadersFabric, Quilt, Neoforge
SeverityStops the game
CategoryWrong Minecraft version

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