When mod conflicts occur, the first step is to review the server logs to pinpoint conflicting scripts or commands. Disable mods one at a time to isolate the problematic interaction. Once identified, consider adjusting the load order (as many mods allow you to specify priority) or modifying conflicting commands if the mod documentation permits. Detailed troubleshooting and conflict-resolution tips are regularly shared on jkhub.org.
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