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seems maven central is bieng slow. Just wait a bit and try again later when Maven Central might be under less load.

Connection Refused can mean the following: Something is blocking you from getting to maven Central, or Maven Central is down. It is best to simply try again to rule out the random network derp. If it persists, you may wanna double check firewals and antivirus software to ensure nothing is blocking you. The basic skill of understanding an error is integral to making Minecraft mods. If you are unable to do that. its best to give up and start learning before trying to make a mod.

This is by design. The forgeBin artifact is MUCH faster to create, and does not require that minecraft be decompiled like the forgeSRc artifact requires. As for the throwing of the IOException.. thats not really supposed to happen.. and is worth looking into. A similair error has been reported here: https://github.com/MinecraftForge/ForgeGradle/issues/145

paste your entire build.gradle file pelase.

has been fixed. rerun with --refresh-dependencies

please come on IRC to #ForgeGradle it will be much easier to help you out there.

http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/javaOO/accesscontrol.html

You are using an outdated version of Gradle. Either use the provided gradle wrapper, or update to atleast gradle 1.8

This is caused by FernFlower not decompiling corrrectly. Because of this, ForgeGradle 1.0 (MC 1.6.4) and ForgeGradle 1.1 (early 1.7.2) Only work correctly with Java 7. AKA: Set your JAVA_HOME bariable to your JDK 7 installation.

Was an issue on my fault. You may continue to use Java 8, java 8 works fine. gradle clean cleanEclipse cleanCache --refresh-dependencies gradle setupDecompWorkspace eclipse --refresh-dependencies and everything should be fixed. Was a character encoding issue.

do the following things. 1) close eclipse 2) delete the folder C:\Users\Sureen\.gradle\caches\minecraft\net\minecraftforge\forge\1.7.2-10.1.0.1024\ 3) gradlew clean 4) gradlew setupDecompWorkspace --refresh-dependencies 5) gradlew cleanEclipse eclipse enjoy

#1) make sure you are connected to the internet. #2) make sure that your firewall or antivirus is not blocking java.

rerun gradlew.bat setupDevWorkspace , or the decomp workspace if you used that.

Its best to setup a multiproject build.

https://github.com/MinecraftForge/ForgeGradle/issues/50 I added these run tasks natively into ForgeGradle now.

There is one way to fix this problem. And that is to run the setup and IDE tasks in seperate commands. for example.. gradlew setupDevWorkspace eclipse should instead be done as... gradlew setupDevWorkspace gradlew eclipse this will serv as a workarround until I can permanently fix this issue.

In IntelliJ IDEA, the natives are linked via a command line argument specified in your run configurations. The natives can be found in build/natives

make sure you are connexted to the internet

Lex has fixed this issue, just run your setup with "--refresh-dependencies"

hmmm fine, il add a gradle run task for the client and the server... Please make an issue on the ForgegRadle github, I will close the issue when It is complete.

well.. umm yeah. I havent done a whole lot of testing with 1.7 stuff.... Im working on it.

Lemme see your build.gradle file. The reobfuscation task is designed to take the default output of the Jar task.. if you added some other task.. that you want reobfusctaed, things would change...

yeah seams your internet is blocking java or gradle from trying to download stuff

sorry for the late reply.... Impossible. If it was in the same place as the build.gradle file, and the build.gradle file was indeed the one you extracted from the forge src build #964 you would not be having this issue.

strange indeed, https://github.com/MinecraftForge/ForgeGradle/issues/26