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  1. I think I've nailed it! Completely redid my workspace, turns out I selected the wrong folders when importing the project Thanks for your help though everyone
  2. No, that does not work. I'm assuming this means Forge isn't properly imported, I'll take a look Odd, my Forge is definitely imported, it shows in the package explorer. It actually seems lots of methods are missing from my Forge install. Edit: I've compared this Forge to an older 1.7.10 Forge I have which does work, and there doesn't seem to be anything missing...
  3. Almost exactly as it says in that documentation, that's what I've been referring to. I'm using Eclipse
  4. I've recently set up a new workspace for Forge 1.12 and have ran into a problem. After setting up my workspace, while writing the main mod class I found that most Forge methods like "FMLInitializationEvent" cannot be found by Eclipse. It simply states "@ Mod cannot be resolved to a type" and there are no imports available. I've made sure to add Forge as a project to the build path and while looking around, I did hear something about an src jar to add to the build path, but I couldn't find this in my Forge files. I never had this issue previously when setting up with 1.7 or 1.8 versions. I'm using Forge version 14.21.1.2443 (for 1.12). Anyone know how I can fix this?

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