Fixing Crashes Related to CorgiLib

Check Your Crash Log

When CorgiLib causes a crash, your crash log will mention it explicitly. Look for error messages containing "CorgiLib" or references to missing dependencies.

Common Causes

Missing CorgiLib: A mod requires it but it's not installed. Download the correct version for your Minecraft version and add it to your mods folder.

Version Mismatch: Your CorgiLib version doesn't match what your other mods expect. Check each mod's requirements and install a compatible version.

Corrupted Config Files: If CorgiLib crashes while loading, a configuration file may be corrupted. Delete the problematic config file and let the mod regenerate it on next launch.

Troubleshooting Steps

1. Read the full crash log to identify which mod needs CorgiLib

2. Verify CorgiLib is in your mods folder

3. Confirm version compatibility between CorgiLib and dependent mods

4. Delete config files in your config folder and restart

5. If crashes persist, try removing CorgiLib and reinstalling it fresh