Started an MFR tree farm and now my world won't load

[Siigari]

Hey all o/

I think I messed something up. I just started my first MFR tree farm. I put down four jungle saplings, powered everything up then let it start.

After it started shearing the leaves I noticed I lost interaction ability with the game. Right clicking things did nothing. I am extremely confused.

So I quit the program. Now whenever I try to load the game it just takes me back to the main menu.

Here is my level file, if anyone could please take a look at it I would be forever in your debt. I've worked really hard on this and I just want it fixed! I have no idea what went wrong, it was just ejecting items out of the harvester and I picked a few up and it crashed.

Here is my mods and config files for the session.

Here is a pastebin of the client loading up, before I attempt to enter the world.

Here is a pastebin of after trying to enter the world, and now looking at the main menu once again.

Here are a couple print screens of what the tree looks like that got planted from MCEdit:

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Help is appreciated!

 

[Wagon153]

Doesn't look like anything went wrong. :/

 

[Siigari]

Okay, well I deleted the chunk with the tree in it and PRAISE THE HEAVENS my game is saved!

Sadly I lost a few MFR items but for the issue being resolved, I'll gladly take it. If anyone can figure out WHAT WENT WRONG I would appreciate it!

Also Wagon, I know right? It looks like everything is fine but it just hangs e.e

 

[GuitarMoshi]

I've had problems with jungle trees, harvestcraft, and mfr harvesters. MCEdit out the tree, turn on the jungle wood option in the harvester, and replant the tree and see if that helps.

 

[Zaflis]

I fixed this world crash bug a few times with MCEdit, you have to move or delete the MFR Harvester.

To prevent it from happening again, you have to do 1 of these:
- Set harvester to harvest jungle leaves.
OR
- Update to latest MFR version where it was already fixed, and the above mentioned button is forever gone.

And lastly, most people agree that oak is the most efficient tree if you aim to get as much charcoal as possible.

 

[Siigari]

Yeah, I'd use Oak but the threat of MASSIVE TREES is not really my style ;D (not that I don't think it would happen because of stacks but you never know.)

 

[mallrat208]

If you want predictable.. Birch won't grow to a large size.. but when it comes to farms those big oak trees are not a bad thing. The more wood you get, the better.

 

[Siigari]

If you want predictable.. Birch won't grow to a large size.. but when it comes to farms those big oak trees are not a bad thing. The more wood you get, the better.

Right. I'm working in a fairly confined space. I finished my project, though. If you'd like to see, check it out: http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/threads/block-project-1-apatite-to-diamonds.45016/