Common Issues
A list of common errors that are either a result of user-error or a known bug in Seedloaf.
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Upload custom world doesn’t work
The most common issue when uploading a custom world is that the custom world may have a modified name. To fix this, update the level-name property inside server.properties in File Manager to be the correct name (instead of the default ‘world’). -
My Server doesn’t start after installing mods
There are two major causes for this:- Mod incompatibilities:
Each version of Minecraft has specific code structures and APIs. A mod built for one version may not work on another. Even if a single mod is made for a different version than what your server is running, it may prevent the entire server from starting.
To fix this: double check that all mod’s versions match the exact version of minecraft your server is running and that they are meant to work with the same mod loader. - Missing dependencies
Certain mods depend on other specific mods or libraries to function and Missing Dependencies errors occur when those supporting files haven’t been installed on your server. To fix this: Check your logs in World Logs after a crash. It will say something along the lines of missing dependencies with the name of the missing dependency.
If you’re unable to pinpoint the cause you can try research your error online, post it to an AI chatbot, or you can create a ticket on our Discord.
- Mod incompatibilities: