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Erroring Entity Remover

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Erroring Entity Remover

By The-FireplaceOwner , The_Fireplace

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Removes entities that throw errors and crash the game while ticking.

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Minecraft
1.19
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This mod removes entities that throw errors and crash the game while ticking. Warning: Use at your own risk. This should generally be used as a last resort, and if the crash is clearly caused by a mod, you should report it so the author can fix it. Not Enough Crashes is good at identifying what mods might be causing crashes, and I recommend using it first then using this if the problem continues.

This does not currently remove erroring Block Entities. I plan to add this feature in the future.

To report issues or request new features, use the issue tracker. Do not ask me to port to different Minecraft versions. For questions and other discussion, feel free to join my Discord.

This mod removes entities that throw errors and crash the game while ticking. Warning: Use at your own risk. This should generally be used as a last resort, and if the crash is clearly caused by a mod, you should report it so the author can fix it. Not Enough Crashes is good at identifying what mods might be causing crashes, and I recommend using it first then using this if the problem continues.

 

To report issues or request new features, use the issue tracker. Do not ask me to port to different Minecraft versions or make this available on Forge. For questions and other discussion, feel free to join my Discord.