[Solved] TFC Crashes Randomly

[BlckAlchmst 0]

Version #: TFC-0.79.15.538

                 Forge-1.7.10-10.13.2.1291

SSP/SMP (Single/MultiPlayer): SSP

Suggested Name: Random Crashes

Suggested Category: Severe/Annoying

Description: TFC crashes randomly. Sometimes when walking, sometimes when in the inventory, and sometimes when building/breaking blocks.

Have you deleted your config files and are still able to reproduce this bug?: Yes

Do you have any mods other than Forge and TFC installed?: Yes

If yes, which mods?

 

CodeChickenCore-1.7.10-1.0.4.35, NotEnoughItems-1.7.10-1.0.4.83, Waila-1.5.9_1.7.10, WailaHarvestability-mc1.7.x-1.1.2, and VoxelMap

Pastebin.com link of the Crash Report: http://pastebin.com/euSSuxL0

[Kittychanley 1,002]

According to the crash report, there is an issue with a leather rack somewhere in your world. Something is try to destroy the block, and it doesn't actually have a hide to spawn in the world. The only way I can possibly think of this happening is if the data for the tile entity is corrupted, or you tried to cheat a leather rack in and you placed it. If you can try and find the leather rack in question and destroy it, you should stop crashing.

 

Sidenote: while it likely isn't related, you should really update java as there have been reported issues with update 25 of java 8.

[djames1838 2]

My 9 year old son (with the help of his twin sister) has been building a science project for school using TFC during much of the March break. Unfortunately earlier today my daughter placed a leather rack into the world in a place which I'm told is central to the functioning of the science project. If you try to break the rack or anything immediately around it, Minecraft crashes.

 

Since they've been in bed, I've spent several hours trying to figure out the cause of the problem. I found this thread earlier on this evening but did not fully understand it until I'd done further research and tinkered with new installations, deleting config files, making copies of the saved world etc. So the world in question was set up in creative mode with cheats turned on...which I now understand to be the root of the problem. Based on the response above and the list of know bugs, I now understand that creative mode is for experimentation and the leather rack has a bug within creative mode. Since learning this I have tried switching the world to survival mode to see if I could safely destroy the rack, however, any time I've been able to break the rack, Minecraft has crashed. Previously I had brainstormed various ideas with the kids such as using TNT to destroy the rack but unfortunately this had an obvious downside which comes with using explosives near things that you don't wish to destroy.

 

I realize that if they had known what they were doing they should have used survival mode which would have avoided this problem, however, they have now invested several days into this project and poor old dad has to try to come to the rescue...any help would be appreciated.

 

Thanks

 

Darren (a reluctant part-time Minecraft Admin who rues the day his kids discovered Etho and Dan TDM)

 

PS. The science project is to demonstrate 3 different ways of extracting metals from ores.

PPS. The crash log looks virtually identical to the one posted by BlckAlchmst above.

[Kittychanley 1,002]

My 9 year old son (with the help of his twin sister) has been building a science project for school using TFC during much of the March break. Unfortunately earlier today my daughter placed a leather rack into the world in a place which I'm told is central to the functioning of the science project. If you try to break the rack or anything immediately around it, Minecraft crashes.

 

Since they've been in bed, I've spent several hours trying to figure out the cause of the problem. I found this thread earlier on this evening but did not fully understand it until I'd done further research and tinkered with new installations, deleting config files, making copies of the saved world etc. So the world in question was set up in creative mode with cheats turned on...which I now understand to be the root of the problem. Based on the response above and the list of know bugs, I now understand that creative mode is for experimentation and the leather rack has a bug within creative mode. Since learning this I have tried switching the world to survival mode to see if I could safely destroy the rack, however, any time I've been able to break the rack, Minecraft has crashed. Previously I had brainstormed various ideas with the kids such as using TNT to destroy the rack but unfortunately this had an obvious downside which comes with using explosives near things that you don't wish to destroy.

 

I realize that if they had known what they were doing they should have used survival mode which would have avoided this problem, however, they have now invested several days into this project and poor old dad has to try to come to the rescue...any help would be appreciated.

 

Thanks

 

Darren (a reluctant part-time Minecraft Admin who rues the day his kids discovered Etho and Dan TDM)

 

PS. The science project is to demonstrate 3 different ways of extracting metals from ores.

PPS. The crash log looks virtually identical to the one posted by BlckAlchmst above.

 

There is software called MCEdit that you will need to use in order to destroy the block. Loading the world save up in that software is going to look very weird, so you should know the exact coordinates of the block ahead of time, then just go to that spot and delete the block located there.

 

Edit: If you can't figure out how to use MCEdit to delete the block, feel free to PM me with a link to a download of the world save, and I would be happy to delete the leather rack for you and send it back.

[djames1838 2]

Thank you!!! And thank you for the kind offer. I'm a little dizzy after trying to locate blocks in MCEdit but eventually got there...hero status may be renewed when they wake in the morning

 

Darren

 

PS. Having read a lot more about TFC now...firstly, it sounds like an awesome project you are working on...good for them to see that you can't go straight from a pile of ore to a car overnight...and secondly, I'm going to have problems arguing when they try to convince me this is educational and not a video game!