Mod conflicts

java.lang.IllegalStateException: max stack size of 16 reached

What it looks like in the log

java.lang.IllegalStateException: max stack size of 16 reached

How to fix it

  1. Update Entity Model Features (EMF) and Entity Texture Features (ETF) to the latest builds available for your exact Minecraft version.
  2. Update ImmediatelyFast and Iris Shaders to their latest versions to ensure compatibility with recent rendering changes.
  3. Test the game after disabling resource packs that rely on custom entity models (such as Fresh Animations) in Options -> Resource Packs, as broken model definitions can trigger the leak.
  4. If the crash persists while loading chunks, temporarily remove EMF and ETF from your mods folder or toggle shaders off in Video Settings -> Shader Packs until an updated mod build is available.
LoadersFabric, Quilt, Neoforge, Forge
SeverityStops the game
CategoryMod conflicts

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