Avoid using @SubscribeEvent to prevent fully scanning classes#455
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Annotated Client code with @onlyin(Dist.CLIENT)
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@SubscribeEventfully scans the class even in a dedicated server, leading to the crash,Invalid DistAnd to avoid referencing methods with client-side code, annotated
@OnlyIn(Dist.CLIENT)Demonstration:
ParCool + Epic Fight + Epic ParCool works in a dedicated server.