Please note that usually neither the exit code, nor its description are enough to diagnose issues Always upload the entire log and not just the exit code.

What does it mean and what can you do to fix it Well, there are a few things you can do from your end to see if Minecraft ends up running smoothly without crashing mid-way. You could try removing chunks(s) it complains about. 14:07:31 Render thread/INFO: STDOUT: Exiting with -1 Process exited with code 255 (0xff). An expected issue occurred and the game has crashed Exit Code 0 is a highly dreaded problem on Minecraft.

If you have a recent backup of the world, use that. Start with important things and prepare for more things to fail this way. It's also hard to say where such an error could come from - is it a one time problem caused by a mod, or something much worse? Better play it safe and make a complete backup. : -24Īt .NibbleArray.func_76582_a(SourceFile:28) ~Īt ._76665_b(SourceFile:75) ~Īt .Chunk.func_76628_c(Chunk.java:548) ~Īt .Chunk.func_150812_a(Chunk.java:878) ~Īt .Chunk.func_150813_a(Chunk.java:862) ~Īt .(AnvilChunkLoader.java:500) ~Īt .ChunkIOProvider.callStage2(ChunkIOProvider.java:41) ~Īt .ChunkIOProvider.callStage2(ChunkIOProvider.java:12) ~Īt .AsynchronousExecutor.skipQueue(AsynchronousExecutor.java:344) ~Īt .AsynchronousExecutor.getSkipQueue(AsynchronousExecutor.java:302) ~Īt .ChunkIOExecutor.syncChunkLoad(ChunkIOExecutor.java:12) ~Īt .ChunkProviderServer.loadChunk(ChunkProviderServer.java:126) ~Ĭorrupted files are bad. : Chunk file at -81,-66 is in the wrong location relocating. : : at WorldServerOF.(WorldServerOF.java:69) : : at .func_74796_a(CompressedStreamTools.java:29) : : at .readHeader(GZIPInputStream.java:165)

Multimc exit code 1