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Troubleshooting
YoannDev90 edited this page May 3, 2026
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Symptoms:
java.lang.RuntimeException: Error parsing or using Mixin config stackabletools.mixins.json
Solutions:
- Ensure Fabric Loader ≥0.18.5 is installed
- Verify Fabric API is installed for your Minecraft version
- Delete the mod and reinstall the latest version from CurseForge or Modrinth
Symptoms:
- Configuration is correct, but items won't stack
Solutions:
- Run
/reloadin-game to reload the configuration - Check
stackabletools.tomlfor typos in category names - Verify the mod appears in
/modslist - Restart Minecraft entirely (don't just reload)
Symptoms:
- Frame rate drops when managing large stacks
- Inventory feels sluggish
Solutions:
- Reduce
max_*_stack_sizevalues in config - Limit the number of active categories
- Update Fabric Loader to the latest version
- Allocate more RAM to Minecraft (increase
-Xmxin launcher settings)
Symptoms:
- Tools with Mending enchantment don't repair
Solutions:
- Ensure only one tool is in use (not stacked)
- The Mending enchantment must be on the tool being held
- This is expected behavior — Mending only applies to the active tool
Symptoms:
- Crash occurs only on servers
- Works fine in single-player
Solutions:
- Install StackableTools on the server as well
- Ensure server and client have matching mod versions
- Check server logs for error messages
StackableTools includes debug commands for troubleshooting:
# Give yourself test items (OP only)
/debug-test
# Reload configuration (OP only)
/reload
# Open configuration file (OP only)
/config-modIf issues persist:
- Check the GitHub Issues page
- Provide:
- Your Minecraft version
- Fabric Loader version
- Fabric API version
- Your
stackabletools.tomlfile - Full crash log (if applicable)