hi i'm creating a minecraft server with mods with a few people, oblivion smp style, i would like to know if i have your permission to use your mod?

This mod is very useful! It helps many player!

So I want to reprint your mod to MCBBS(www.mcbbs.net),a very good Chinese BBS of Minecraft

I will use your link in my post.

I hope you argee.Waiting for your reply.

This mod on servers is broken. Players who enter/exit portal will take damage from a peculiar source "suffocated in a wall" depending on the amount of time it takes for a player to load into the portal on either side = determines the amount of damage they will take. Ex: someone with low ping will take half a heart of damage entering or exiting while someone with heavier ping will take 5-7 hearts of damage upon enter/exit. This has been tested by a few players on the server including myself. And yes we did rule out multiple possibilities like other blocks around the portal and have deleted blocks around the portal or that could potentially make a player take damage and even made a gigantic size portal to no avail.

Upon removing the mod, the problem stopped which can only lead me to believe the mod was the problem.

Using Forge 1.16.2

This also happened on 1.16.1 on another server.

Does this mod works if you only install it in client side?

In reply to etm18boi:

 Hey, no it will not work, except if you are playing in singleplayer. If you want to use it in a server, you need to install it server side.

In reply to HelpImLostAtTheMall:

 Actually, fabric is way less invasive which imo makes it superior to forge.

In reply to silverwolf564:

 The main issue with fabric is how it acts as a competitor to a modloader with active development, while offering no compatibility between the two.

While there may be issues with forge, it's still being actively used, and i can imagine will be actively used for several years into the future.

In my opinion, Fabric wouldn't have been as terrible if it was one or more of these things:

1. A stable modloader that was exclusive to snapshot versions of minecraft, which is an area that forge does not cover.
2. A stable modloader that had compatibility with forge, blurring the line, and eventually allowing the better of the two to win the battle of best modloader. (As if it's supposedly easier to use, and easier to make mods, with less performance issues, and it's supported to be compatible with forge, i can imagine the one with the most benefits would win.)
3. Was essentially the Bedrock modloader, and had forge compatibility, adding things like geyser as a base feature, which may have eventually bridged the cross edition modding gap, allowing for all players to play on the same server, period.

But instead, fabric is just a competitor of forge, not offering any official compatibility.

A nice thing to note though is that i have heard about certain people working on a compatibility patch, which if it ends up getting completed to a usable version, i personally would love to test. I did forget the name though... i think it would probably always have more issues than using one or the other, but at least it may be a solution. welp.

In reply to SethbotStar: idk prob a bit off topic or im just stupid but i can never understand why fabric is on a website called cursed FORGE...

like i never use fabric or know much about it but if i wanted mods here im more expecting forge mods if anything and as a person who is kinda new to this stuff its kind of annoying when mods are made and the devs are like "DONT ASK FOR FORGE BECAUSE FORGE SUCKS AND FABRIC IS MORE SUPPIRIOR!!!" but yet its on a website yet again called cursed forge where i expect forge mods and not fabric...

but like i said im prob build like a idiot and don't know why the reason its there... im also looking for a easy command mod for forge that can make me super size any mob i please without a gap or limit. kind of looking for something similar so i can make a sword that does 99999 knockback enchantment.

In reply to endercoolboy:

 Yeah, honestly i don't have issue with that.

The reason it's called CurseForge, is because forge was, and still is, the dominating mod loader in terms of sheer amount of mods.
I honestly don't really care if fabric ends up dethroning forge, if it's better it's better.

The main issue i have is that there is no ability to use fabric and forge mods at the same time, so if you want better dungeons, and you want a mod that makes mining a little less tedious, you kinda have to pick and choose, modding is supposed to be modular, not a thing where you have to pick what you want, and can't combine them.

I've heard that there was work on a forge-fabric compatibility patch, but i don't know how stable it would end up being, assuming it reaches completion in a timely manner.

Anyway, i don't care who wears the crown, as long as the fighting isn't long.

(Also CurseForge is nicer to say than CurseModloader or CurseFabric.)

In reply to endercoolboy:

 Also, the extreme knockback sword thing... i think can easily be done with datapacks, as long as you don't really care about having a crafting recipe.

Or i think you could also just spawn one in with commands (essentially the same thing in many ways)

I think you can normally go up to level 32,767 (1.12) of any enchant, using commands... and i heard in 1.13 they increased it to 2,147,483,647
so yeh.

In reply to SethbotStar:

 CurseFabric dont sound to bad but i see what you mean tho

honestly if thats a thing where forgbric is a thing then ill love that

In reply to SethbotStar: i had also attempted the commands but it tells me that the max is only 2...

honestly i really have 0 knowledge on advance Minecraft commands like that for assuming its a java thing im struggling to spawn more then one mob with commands when it was more easy on bedrock...

yes its safe to assume that i am a bedrock player migrating to java... (i dont like bedrock anymore and have a strong like for java)

In reply to endercoolboy:

 Using the /effect command wont work, you have to use the /give command

/give @s netherite_sword{Enchantments:[{id:"minecraft:sharpness",lvl:2147483647}]}

Also, welcome to java edition, now you can mod.

Btw, i have noticed that this is off topic, but if you want to respond, maybe send me a message on curseforge?