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Teh_Sauce_Guy

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    [Probably solved] Running client in eclipse does not work.

    Teh_Sauce_Guy replied to Teh_Sauce_Guy's topic in ForgeGradle
    Cmd + F No results Anyway, I resolved this issue by neglecting windows and moving to an inferior OS, mac, and tomorrow when I get time, I'll test it on my windows machine again, and thank you if it works.
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    [Probably solved] Running client in eclipse does not work.

    Teh_Sauce_Guy replied to Teh_Sauce_Guy's topic in ForgeGradle
    I... What. I've literally linked to that thread in the OP, I've followed that tutorial to the letter. My forge crashes. A nice tl;dr: "[LOL ERROR] What's this? You've told me to ignore this in the VM parameters? LOL NOPE ERROR ERROR ERROR YOU'VE GOT AN INVALID JAR"
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    [Probably solved] Running client in eclipse does not work.

    Teh_Sauce_Guy posted a topic in ForgeGradle
    Okay, so, after spending an arduously long time downloading forge/gradle, and then discovering that the package was not working, and the resolving that issue thanks to http://www.minecraftforge.net/forum/index.php/topic,14048.0.html, I have come upon another error: If I add the dfml flag the JVM arguments (-Dfml.ignoreInvalidMinecraftCertificates=true) I get: (and I've been unable to find a log that contains the full thing without a ... 6 more)

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