Another Mod making question.
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No, and this will never happen. What you do is if you're writing a proper forge mod is to register an ID through the registry system forge provides and if it fails keep trying different IDs untill you find one that's available. If you use fixed IDs in your code your mod will simply not be suitable for modpacks.
Some more information:
http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic...pdated-with-forge/page__st__140#entry18822284
http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic...pdated-with-forge/page__st__140#entry18822284
SO much to learn 
I have just started on making my own mod. And when i mean just started i mean i am reading Java books and watching videos reading tutorials and so on. Leaning basics. But knowing how to set things up right the first time for other mods to work together is key. I would like my mod to work with the mods i like to play with. and that is just about the FTB line up.
Thanks for the incite. If you have any other info to hit me with i would love it.
Minecraft Modders should have a mentor-ship program
I have just started on making my own mod. And when i mean just started i mean i am reading Java books and watching videos reading tutorials and so on. Leaning basics. But knowing how to set things up right the first time for other mods to work together is key. I would like my mod to work with the mods i like to play with. and that is just about the FTB line up.Thanks for the incite. If you have any other info to hit me with i would love it.
Minecraft Modders should have a mentor-ship program
you have to implement a configuration file to fix that problem, it's actually pretty easy. also most modders have a life aside and generally don't have that much time to teach others