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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions.
Check your modloader.txt and/or wirelessredstone.log files, they should point you in the correct direction and give you a more detailed crash report.
There are none. There are barely any expenses so there are no need for donations; so money do not help in any way or form and making people think they are helping the project by throwing their hard earned money at it is just not honest. If you want to support the mod; get involved. The easiest way is simply using it and sharing it with your friends. Bug reporting is also very much appreciated. If you can do graphics; make it prettier. If you can code; read the code, come with improvement suggestions and/or develop it further. There are tonnes of things you can do to support the mod which does not involve money.
This is SMP related and is almost always caused by the minecraft client not recognizing the packet ID 235. To fix this problem make sure you have all the required mods installed on the client before using SMP functionality. They include: ModLoader, ModLoaderMP, Wireless Redstone and Wireless Redstone Client addon.
This is usually caused by Wireless Redstone not being installed correctly. Make sure you follow the install instructions given in the original post and that you add the class files to the jar, not in the mods folder.
This means you've used up all terrain/item sprite indices/indexes by simply having too many mods installed. Prioritize which mods you want.
This is a general Java error and indicates that the memory allocated to the Java virtual machine is insufficient. To fix this problem increase the memory used by the virtual machine. You can do this by using a command like this: java -Xmx[maxmem] -Xms[minmem] -jar [.jar/.exe] Example: java -Xmx1024M -Xms1024M -jar minecraft_server.jar
This is usually caused by the archiving tool you used to mod the jar file messing up the jar. It is recommended you use archiving tools like 7zip or WinRar. (There might be others, but these two are sure to work)