Minecraft version compatibility

[Minder]

We are just getting started with learn to mod, and bought the latest minecraft (Java edition) version 19w40a/snapshot.

Sadly, when we tried to connect to our learn to mod server, the app said that the server is outdated!

Yikes. As I said, we are just getting started; and this is disappointing.

Please help.

Thanks.

[Scastle]

Here's how to change to a 1.9 or 1.9.2 profile: http://forum.learntomod.com/t/use-minecraft-1-9-2-w-new-ltm-servers-heres-how/3054

If those instructions don't work, that means you don't have the right kind of minecraft. There's only one kind of moddable by code minecraft and here's how to get it: https://learntomod.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/5000592008-where-can-i-download-minecraft-

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[Minder]

Thanks. Per the links you suggested, I've installed both 1.9 and 1.9.2. This gets me a bit further - the connection to the server is established and download of terrain commences, but unfortunately, the game crashes. Not sure whether this is a fault of Mojang or of LearnToMod. Am presently unable to view the crash report. Any possible resolutions?

[Scastle]

Would you post a screenshot of the error message you see, or what happens when the game crashes?

[Scastle]

We've briefly checked your account for anything that could be causing the crash on our end. I didn't find any mods of yours with endless loops or mods missing main functions, or singleplayer mods or incompatible worlds.

So you could try unistalling, deleting your minecraft folder on your computer, then reinstalling minecraft.

[Scastle]

Or in case it's the ip at fault, try getting a new ip by pressing the start server button on our website, on the server page.

The ip's are designed to last for about 10-15 minutes, as a security measure.

I'd try getting a new ip first before anything else.

[Minder]

Connection worked that time. Nothing obvious changed between failure and success. Hopefully just a temporary issue. Thanks.