Mod ID: 'sodium', Requested by: 'flywheel', Expected range: '[0.6.0-beta.2,)', Actual version: '0.5.3'

[astromaster21]

Describe the Bug

i got this bug when trying to boot up a modpack i made 3 months ago and it gave me this error message, but im on forge so i dont know why it even asks for sodium, also in the installed mods list i dont see "flywheel" anywhere and the minecraft version of the modpack is set to 1.20.1 which the mod "flywheel" doesnt exist for that version

Reproduction Steps

... i dont know

Expected Result

i still dont know

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Crash Report or Log

No response

Operating System

Windows 10

What is your GPU?

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 3GB

Mod Version

0.6.8.a

Minecraft Version

1.19.2

Loader Version

47.3.0

Other Mods

No response

Additional Context

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[IThundxr]

use embeddium instead of rubidium

[MaKuZan]

[Kiloname]

I'm getting the same issues and need help over here

[Kiloname]

use embeddium instead of rubidium

how do we dop that @IThundxr

[SantiiMari]

use embeddium instead of rubidium

how do we dop that @IThundxr

Install https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/embeddium & ensure you disable/remove Rubidium if you have that installed as it's a duplicate mod

[CarbixJr]

i get this error when i launch with sodium but without sodium the game won't launch at all

[Koldyr33]

use embeddium instead of rubidium

If you remove Rubidium and install Embedium, an error appears with oculus

[notsmiel]

exactly the same error, all sodium ports are not working, flywheel is still requires 0.6.0 :c i cant live without sodium aghh

[imtheslimeguy]

yeah, first jellysquid said (the developer of sodium) that theres no 0.6.0 or above for 1.20.1: The problem is other mods specifying a dependency on non-existent versions of Sodium. We cannot fix this, and there is no version of Sodium 0.6.0+ for Minecraft 1.20.1., so its not our problem

[IThundxr]

replace rubidium with embeddium

[shiningnova233]

In fact, the Flywheel mod for version 1.19.2 has been merged into the Create mod. The specific path is: /META-INF/jarjar/flywheel-forge-XXX.jar inside the create-XXX.jar.If you're comfortable with technical tasks, you could try using a Java decompiler to modify the code and bypass the Sodium check (or perhaps find a pre-modified version online?).If that seems too troublesome, switching to Embedium is definitely the easiest solution.