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WorldGenerator genLakesOfLight = new WorldGenLiquids(LordRhysModMain.lightLiquid.blockID);

to

WorldGenerator genLakesOfLight = new WorldGenLakes(LordRhysModMain.lightLiquid.blockID);

WorldGenLiquids is actually what causes the single streams of lava or water in ravines and caves.
WorldGenLakes creates pools of liquid.

You need to add 1, not subtract 1.

Change

int l2 = (l * 16 + k) * 128 + k1-1;

to

int l2 = (l * 16 + k) * 128 + k1+1;

Replace

l2 == biome.waterBlock

with

par3ArrayOfByte[l2] == biome.waterBlock

To make a new array (MSB order)

byte[] bytes = ByteBuffer.allocate(4).putInt(intValue).array();

Write to an existing array (MSB order)

byte[] bytes = new byt[4];

ByteBuffer.wrap(bytes).putInt(intValue);

Write int to new array in LSB order

byte[] bytes = ByteBuffer.allocate(4).order(ByteOrder.LITTLE_ENDIAN).putInt(intValue).array();

Assuming you're using Forge, you can use a class transformer to insert the method 'doesGuiPauseGame' into the class GuiScreenBook to override the return value with false.

I've made this mod for 1.6.4 which may work.

java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: injected.main.client.

Look at your @SidedProxy annotation in your main class file, you probably forgot to append the name of the class to the packet name.
@SidedProxy(clientSide="injected.main.client.(name of your client proxy class)")

@ The first error log

2013-12-16 15:52:38 [FINE] [ForgeModLoader] Found a candidate zip or jar file Myths&MonsterModmcv1.4.6d24.12.12.zip

1.4.6 != 1.5.2
You need to make sure your mods are for the correct version of Minecraft.

@ The second error log

The configLoadBiomes method in the main mod class specifies default biome IDs that are outside of the allowed range (must be <= 255, should be > 22 to avoid conflicting with vanilla 1.5.2 biome ids).

To fix this, go to the minecraft directory (the one that contains the 'mods' folder), and open the 'config' folder.
Find the file 'Myths&Monsters.cfg' and open it in a plain text editor.
Find these lines

  I:"DeepOcean Biome ID"=1165
  I:"IceSheet Biome ID"=1166

And replace each number with a unique number below 256

    I:"DeepOcean Biome ID"=126
    I:"IceSheet Biome ID"=127

Calling setStepSound with a StepSound object instantiated with a volume parameter <= -1.0F should prevent the sound from being played.

For the 'break' sound of a block, RenderGlobal.playAuxSFX uses block.stepSound.getBreakSound()

So if you have something like this for your Block instantiation:

public static Block myBlock = new BlockClass(blockId);

You would need to add .setStepSound with a new StepSound specifying the name of your sound.

new BlockClass(blockId).setStepSound(new StepSound("myblocksound", 1.0f, 1.0f)); // Float arguments are volume and pitch respectively

When an entity walks/lands on your block, or a player digs the block, it will play "step.myblocksound".

When the player removes the block, it will play the sound "dig.myblocksound".

For the 'place' sound, the ItemBlock/ItemReed/ItemSlab classes use stepSound.getPlaceSound(), which usually also returns "dig.(soundname)". You can use a custom Item class for your block to override this.

If you want to use a sound that already exists and is not prefixed with "dig." or "step.", you will need to make a class that extends StepSound and overrides getBreakSound() and getStepSound() to return the proper sound.

Example StepSound class:

import net.minecraft.block.StepSound;

public class UnprefixedStepSound extends StepSound {
  public final String breakSoundName, placeSoundName;
  public UnprefixedStepSound(String stepSound, String breakSound, String placeSound, float volume, float pitch) {
    super(stepSound, volume, pitch);
    this.breakSoundName = breakSound;
    this.placeSoundName = placeSound;
  }
	  @Override
    public String getBreakSound() {
	  return this.breakSoundName;
    }
    @Override
    public String getStepSound() {
	  return this.stepSoundName;
    }
    @Override
    public String getPlaceSound() {
	  return this.placeSoundName;
    }
}

Then for your Block instantiation:

  new BlockClass(blockId).setStepSound(new UnprefixedStepSound("mob.ghast.moan", "mob.wolf.bark", "mob.chicken.hurt", 1.0f, 1.0f)); // Should play ghast idle sound when walked upon, wolf bark when broken, and chicken hurt sound when placed.

Note that you can also call .setStepSound on an already initialized block.

  Block.blockClay.setStepSound(new UnprefixedStepSound("mob.ghast.moan", "mob.wolf.bark", "mob.chicken.hurt", 1.0f, 1.0f));

You are executing GameRegistry.addBiome with a parameter equal to null when the statement is executed.

Try checking all instances where you call GameRegistry.addBiome, if necessary, add some print statements before the lines to check if the parameter is null.

Replace

if(Owner == player.username)

With

if(Owner.equals(player.username))

Caused by: java.lang.ClassFormatError: Duplicate method name&signature in class file gearz/common/TileEntityInfusor

func_102008_b == canExtractItem
func_102007_a == canInsertItem

@Override
public boolean canInsertItem(int i, ItemStack itemstack, int j) {
    return this.isStackValidForSlot(i, itemstack);
}

@Override
public boolean canExtractItem(int i, ItemStack itemstack, int j) {
    return j != 0 || i != 1 || itemstack.itemID == Item.bucketEmpty.itemID;
}

Then delete methods func_102008_b and func_102007_a.

The class is called ItemMonsterPlacer for MCP.

Look in the directory

/assets/minecraft/textures/entity/horse/armor

in the 1.6.jar archive.

Add this method to your item.

    @Override
    public boolean hasEffect(ItemStack par1ItemStack)
    {
	    return true;
    }