NilFix

Nilmod aiming to fix some bugs in Minecraft 1.2.5 mods.

Every fix can be disabled/enabled individually in the config.

Current fixes

• [General] Remove/skip broken update checkers
• [General] Remove/skip debug logs from the console
• [Vanilla] Fix many rendering bugs on some Intel graphics driver versions (credits to TheMasterCaver)
• [Vanilla] Apply Lights Out and Antifreeze patches to fix lighting bugs (credits to last_username)
• [Forge/ML] Add warnings if two entities share the same ID
• [Forge] Tidy up unresolved ore recipes (important when NEI is also installed as these lead to crashes)
• [Better Dungeons] Add annoying warning when the mod is not properly installed
• [Buildcraft 3] Fix oil dupe using refinery
• [Factorization] Fix item rendering on barrels
• [NEI] Fix pruning item stacks to only a single remaining item when clicking "Show Usages" on them
• [NEI] Made search field better (Ctrl+A, arrow keys etc. are now working!)
• [RedPower 2] Fix crashes in certain Mystcraft dimensions due to faultry Marble generation
• [Rei's Minimap] Fix sporadic internal crash
• [Tropicraft] Change hardcoded turtle ID to avoid chunk resets with Mo' Creatures

FAQ

Q: What the hell is a Nilmod? How do I install this? AAAAAAAAAAA??!?!?!!
A: First of all: you can install NilLoader alongside any other loader (including Forge, ModLoader etc.)! A Nilmod is a mod that is loaded by NilLoader. You should install NilLoader first and then put NilFix in either the usual mods folder or in the dedicated nilmods folder (recommended!) in your Minecraft instance.

Q: I have found a bug in 1.2.5 itself or some mod. Can you please fix it?
A: Well, I will try my best! Please report it over at the mod's issues.

Q: I have found a bug in NilFix itself. Can you please fix it?
A: That's unfortunate! Please report it over at the mod's issues and I will fix it, of course.

Q: I don't have some of these mods installed. Will this mod still work?
A: Yes, NilLoader only applies my fixes if the corresponding mods are present.

Q: I want to disable certain fixes. Is this possible?
A: Yes! In your Minecraft instance folder, go to the config directory and open the Nil125Fix.cfg file. There, you can disable unwanted patches.

Q: Is there a server version of this?
A: Not yet. The server uses very different mappings and I guess (even though, I have not tested this so far) that it is simply incompatible for now. Also, targeting server mappings requires changes in NilGradle - which would need to be done first.

Q: Are there any plans for 1.4.7/1.5.2/[any other version]?
A: If enough people are interested in this: yes, of course!