* Perhaps the person who created the post should ignore it because they've already solved the problem.
Now, if you're here and the problem still hasn't been solved, perhaps it's related to the "tags". If you run any of your mods with Winrar, go to the "data" folder and then to the "minecraft" folder, you'll find the "tags" folder. You can find lots of things in this folder, but focus on the "blocks" folder and then the "mineable" folder, as this could be where the problem lies.
- But now, how do I identify which mod is causing the problem in relation to that folder?
Next, you'll run Minecraft and enter the world, then pause or simply exit the world and access .minecraft, then access the "logs" folder and open the "latest" file. In that "latest" text file, press CTRL+F and type "mineable/<problem tool name> (axe, hoe, pickaxe etc.)". After doing this, you will usually find an ERROR with the phrase: "Couldn't load tag" and, if "mineable/<your tool>" is followed by this phrase, you will have found where the error is located and the name of the mod that is causing it is usually a few lines above this error.
When you locate the error, you have a few options:
- Delete the mod - Delete the "tags" folder from within the mod - Locate the block that is causing the error (which is usually located next to the mod's name) and go into the "mineable" file and delete the line of text that contains its name.
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* Perhaps the person who created the post should ignore it because they've already solved the problem.
Now, if you're here and the problem still hasn't been solved, perhaps it's related to the "tags". If you run any of your mods with Winrar, go to the "data" folder and then to the "minecraft" folder, you'll find the "tags" folder. You can find lots of things in this folder, but focus on the "blocks" folder and then the "mineable" folder, as this could be where the problem lies.
- But now, how do I identify which mod is causing the problem in relation to that folder?
Next, you'll run Minecraft and enter the world, then pause or simply exit the world and access .minecraft, then access the "logs" folder and open the "latest" file. In that "latest" text file, press CTRL+F and type "mineable/<problem tool name> (axe, hoe, pickaxe etc.)". After doing this, you will usually find an ERROR with the phrase: "Couldn't load tag" and, if "mineable/<your tool>" is followed by this phrase, you will have found where the error is located and the name of the mod that is causing it is usually a few lines above this error.
When you locate the error, you have a few options:
- Delete the mod
- Delete the "tags" folder from within the mod
- Locate the block that is causing the error (which is usually located next to the mod's name) and go into the "mineable" file and delete the line of text that contains its name.
I hope I've helped you solve your problem :)