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  1. Ok. After diving into gradle a little more it looks like using clean and other commands will not clear out the cache. Before I had been looking for the .gradle folder but couldn't find it to delete it manually in case something was wrong with the downloads from before. I found I can override the manual cache directory using the "-g" option. I set it to a blank folder and it has started downloading and getting assets which is a lot farther then it ever got before. I will update if this continues well. EDIT: It looks like that has worked. 1 hour and 34 minutes later I have a BUILD SUCCESSFUL.
  2. First off.. it is really confusing on where you are supposed to ask for help with forgegradle setup. The sticky "read first before posting" topics seem to go in a loop. This one says do not ask for support but the forum sub says this is for asking for support and help. So I am sorry if this is in the wrong spot. I am trying to install forge (most recent "Recommended" build) following the installation instructions. I have had an older forge setup before so I didnt bother downloading a newer jdk (i had an older version of 7). I downloaded the zip. Extracted to a new folder. Right clicked to open cmd and put: gradlew.bat setupDecompWorkspace --refresh-dependencies and it runs through and gives me "overlappingFIleLockException" I have tried the following: searching google for and these forums for: "overlappingFilelockException" and other variations with gradle, forge, classpath, etc using setupDevWorkspace redownloading forgeGradle downloading the newer JDK7 and resetting JAVA_HOME and PATH with the newer JDK install disabled antivirus restarting the computer a lot of the above has been done multiple times when something changes (downloading new JDK so retry all the different commands etc) I am at a loss of what to do. I have looked at the build.gradle file but haven't changed anything. I have a file with the stacktrace https://gist.github.com/Ditchbuster/9882142 uploaded. I originally ran gradle on a slow internet connection. I don't know if when it tried to download something the first time something got messed up. I have deleted and redownloaded since that first run. Does it save files somewhere else that might need to be cleaned up? EDIT: Added that I am using the most recent recommended build
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