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Details of the issue:
Crash
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Modpack:FTB infinity evolved
Modpack Version:2.5.0
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When i take the end portal , ftb crash
Crash
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It's the Draconic Evolution end meteorites an the Natura cloud gen methods indirectly calling each other, causing an eternal loop or at least a loop that is repeated too many times.
If you can disable either of both of those features, that might work.
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If you can disable either of both of those features, that might work.
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Wow... that crash report is so generic, that I can say, will stop the crash from happening is to remove Forge itself. Which... is not the solution you're looking for. 
(It does not reference any mod specifically.)
Could you try starting a new world without Natura (creative mode) and going to the end there? Does that not crash your game?
If so, I may have another solution for you, which involves deleting The End from your save file and editing your Player Data, for you to be in the Overworld or wherever you were before again.
If not, there's two things you can do right now:
1. Install the Openeye mod, reproduce the crash and hope that Openeye, with its huge database of crashes, is able to point out a limited number of mods that could be the cause of this crash.
2. Make a backup before you try this: Remove half of your mods (make sure you don't remove dependencies/coremods for the other half of your mods just yet) and try to load up the game and go to the end. If the game crashes, remove half of those mods again and repeat. If the game does not crash, the mod that is causing the crash is in the half you just removed, so install that half again and remove the other half of the mods and repeat just as long as you find the one mod responsible.
I know this can sound slow, but removing half of the mods every time actually makes you solve this problem faster, by cutting your MC startup time in two with every stage AND halving the number of suspects with every stage, Whereas going through all mods one by one, may cost you a lot more time, especially as the packs get bigger.
Caution: because your crash may be specific to your save file, you may have to reset your world to the version you back-upped, with every restart of Minecraft.
(It does not reference any mod specifically.)
Could you try starting a new world without Natura (creative mode) and going to the end there? Does that not crash your game?
If so, I may have another solution for you, which involves deleting The End from your save file and editing your Player Data, for you to be in the Overworld or wherever you were before again.
If not, there's two things you can do right now:
1. Install the Openeye mod, reproduce the crash and hope that Openeye, with its huge database of crashes, is able to point out a limited number of mods that could be the cause of this crash.
2. Make a backup before you try this: Remove half of your mods (make sure you don't remove dependencies/coremods for the other half of your mods just yet) and try to load up the game and go to the end. If the game crashes, remove half of those mods again and repeat. If the game does not crash, the mod that is causing the crash is in the half you just removed, so install that half again and remove the other half of the mods and repeat just as long as you find the one mod responsible.
I know this can sound slow, but removing half of the mods every time actually makes you solve this problem faster, by cutting your MC startup time in two with every stage AND halving the number of suspects with every stage, Whereas going through all mods one by one, may cost you a lot more time, especially as the packs get bigger.
Caution: because your crash may be specific to your save file, you may have to reset your world to the version you back-upped, with every restart of Minecraft.
Deleting the End is relatively simple. Just go into your instance's minecraft/saves folder and into the save file you mean to remove it from. There should be a folder in there called "DIM1" (dimension 1 is the End). Simply delete that.
Getting yourself in the Overworld is a bit trickier. You will have to go into your save file again and into the "playerdata" folder. Here you will find one or more NBT data (.dat) files. one of these is your personal player data. If you don't know which it is, just look at the "Date (last) modified" and I guess you can figure it out. Make a backup of that data file and then delete it as well.
Now start Minecraft and see if you can join the world.
Getting yourself in the Overworld is a bit trickier. You will have to go into your save file again and into the "playerdata" folder. Here you will find one or more NBT data (.dat) files. one of these is your personal player data. If you don't know which it is, just look at the "Date (last) modified" and I guess you can figure it out. Make a backup of that data file and then delete it as well.
Now start Minecraft and see if you can join the world.
- If you can, please send me both the original player data file and the one that should have newly generated in its place. I can then edit them with NBT Explorer and send one back to you where you have all you items and are in the Overworld. (Or you could do this yourself if you're feeling adventurous )
- If you can't, we'll have to try something different.