NoSuchMethodError: 'void net.minecraft.network.PacketDecompressor.<init>
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When posting the issue you also need to provide the following information: I can not log into the server from the client 1.17.1
The problem appeared today before that everything was fine. The developers said that this is not a problem with the Airplane. (Console error: https://mcpaste.io/75eaba68a24b63d5)
- ProtocolSupport version (/ps buildinfo) [buildtime=2021.07.31 at 16:57:33 MSK, buildhost=https://build.true-games.org, buildnumber=647, buildgit=https://github.com/ProtocolSupport/ProtocolSupport/commit/a98977e7b6d17ecbfb35ee85fe184d0701cd95fc]
- Server version: Airplane (Paper fork) 1.17.1
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Try on one of the supported platforms first
This is also caused by the Tuinity fork, this commit: Tuinity/Tuinity@5620c57
I reverted it so I can run PS.
It's my fault. But the way ProtocolSupport implements its own compression pipeline completely negates any benefit from my patch. Unfortunately, I have no choice but to implement a constructor that satisfies ProtocolSupport's expectations.
ProtocolSupport pipeline uses heap buffers only (due to internal packet data buffers using heap memory in order to avoid dealing with reference counting), so you won't be able to use native compression anyway.
@astei Are you thinking about how to fix this? Because this is a serious problem as ProtocolSupport has better support than ViaVersion. And I go to the Tuinity / ProtocolSupport pages every day waiting for patches.
I don't have the time to fix this issue.
Paper has merged all of Tuinity, including my patch. I still don't have time to fix the issue.
Paper does have an old consturctor just for this case.