Stopping Startup Crashes Between Distant Horizons and MPEM

When running Distant Horizons alongside Moonlit Performance Enhancement Module (MPEM) on a Forge setup, your game will normally crash during startup. MPEM alters proxy fields that Distant Horizons relies on, triggering null pointer errors before you ever reach the title screen. DHMPEMFixer resolves this conflict automatically.

Checking Your Mods Folder

1. Close Minecraft completely if the launcher is still open after a crash.

2. Open your Forge profile directory and navigate into your mods folder.

3. Confirm that Distant Horizons, Moonlit Performance Enhancement Module, and DHMPEMFixer are all placed together inside this same mods folder.

4. Make sure you are launching the game through a Forge profile, as this patch specifically targets Forge client and server setups.

Launching Your Singleplayer World

1. Start Minecraft from your launcher as you normally would.

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3. Open the Singleplayer menu and load your world as normal.

4. Play without adjusting any mod menus—DHMPEMFixer runs completely in the background and requires no extra setup or configuration changes.