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  1. Not everything has been mapped yet, so you either have to wait until someone does, or figure out and submit it yourself to MCPBot (or something like that, I haven't really done any messing with that stuff yet, I just use what they gimme ) http://export.mcpbot.bspk.rs/ has the latest/stable mappings. I just use the (close to) latest one, has more stuff mapped, and someone said somewhere that the snapshot ones don't get broken very often so it's relatively safe to do. If you're not using 1.15.2, I'm not sure if using the 1.15.1 mappings is bad or not for 1.14.x (or if it even works). I just do everything in the latest version myself.
  2. Edit your build.gradle find this line: I usually change the version to whatever yesterday was. Then refresh your project, and it should redo everything for ya.
  3. Functionally an itemstack with a size of zero is the same as an empty stack. So do what you like.
  4. You would create a new instance of java.util.Random then use random.nextInt() * (max - min) + min to get a random integer between min and max (inclusive, exclusive). Since you're new to modding and java, I strongly recommend taking a java course to learn about java.util.Random and more of the basics before you proceed. Modding Minecraft is not the best way of learning the language.
  5. For anyone who comes across this in the future, running with `--no-daemon` seems to solve it https://github.com/MinecraftForge/ForgeGradle/issues/563

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