luacs1998

If you're using the technic launcher go bitch at technic.

Does it happen in vanilla? Mojang changed things around.

Why do you not want to use gradle, it's the only way to mod with forge in 1.7.

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Er no... gradlew IS the wrapper...

Because they are broken for end users, use 953 and all will be fine. Modders: If you require 960+ for your mods YOU ARE STUPID. Seriously.

Multiple projects, or you could do like what I do and jerry-rig all your projects into one gradle workspace. (HINT: you can manually define source sets )

.minecraft/lib

Otherwise you could get mcpc+ and use a bukkit multiworld plugin.

Read the EAQ.

Are you running setupDecompWorkspace? That isn't exactly needed for developing you know? setupDevWorkspace runs fine.

[lmgtfy]gradle subprojects[/lmgtfy]

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Locked, the solution is right there, besides if you're modding you shouldn't be using 953 anyway, learn to gradle. It's a must for 1.7.

Just use the gradle builds, they're compatible with 953.

Redownload, IIRC they fixed 953 for the new mojang stuff.

Hint: setupDecompWorkspace is pretty useful

.minecraft/lib

Known, mojang changed things aroung, use 964 if you're developing.

Read the EAQ.

Try assigning more memory.

Read the EAQ, and make sure you didn't rename your mc server jar.

It allows you to build within Eclipse.

Known, use the gradle builds, mojang changed things around.

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