Corrupted files

Corrupted Config File (NightConfig ParsingException: Not enough data available)

What the log looks like

com\.electronwill\.nightconfig\.core\.io\.ParsingException: Not enough data available

How to fix it

  1. Find the line starting with 'ConfigLoadingException: Failed loading config file' near the top of your crash report to see the exact .toml filename that failed.
  2. Open your Minecraft instance folder (or server directory) and open the 'config' folder, or open 'saves/<world_name>/serverconfig' if the error says 'of type SERVER'.
  3. Delete the broken .toml file named in the crash report (or move it to your desktop if you want to copy custom values out of it later).
  4. Launch Minecraft again so the mod or Forge automatically generates a fresh default copy of the file.
  5. If the game crashes again with the same error on a different .toml file, delete each corrupted file mentioned (or delete the 'defaultconfigs' copy if you are playing a modpack that restores broken defaults).
LoadersForge, Neoforge, Server
SeverityStops the game
CategoryCorrupted files

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