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  1. That's opinion, not fact. I find Netbeans easier to use - and using an IDE I don't like and amn't as familiar with would be over-complicating things. Also, °"you're".
  2. I'm just starting with forge and I'm following Wuppy's tutorials (adapting for Netbeans) and I've run into two issues. My mod is just two classes; a new block class and a main class. The first issue being that when I run the mod in minecraft with forge through netbeans, I get no sound. Secondly, when I take the .jar file compiled from the dist folder and place it into the mods folder of my copy of minecraft independent of netbeans, I get this error. I've made sure that the copies of MCP and forge match those I'm using in Netbeans. Here are the only two classes I've added. and Thanks for any help. Like I said, I'm following the mentioned tutorials, and given the tiny amount of code I've added, I can't really see what I've done wrong :\ Everything's working fine without that code >< Thankyou. EDIT: The seemingly offending line ( TutorialBlock = new BlockTutorialBlock(250, 0).setBlockName("TutorialBlock"); ) is letter-by-letter the same as in the blocks tutorial :\ EDIT: I've sorted the sound issue, but not the crashing issue.
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