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NickDP

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  1. Well im not so much using it, as i'm adding a little something to an existing plugin Out of curiosity, what is the "prefered" bukkit alternative now?
  2. Aww hell man, you're totaly right >.< I was somehow thinking that since i followed the "setup" here on Forge, the error might something that could be addressed here. But as you point out, getHandle is ofcourse from bukkit
  3. Ah yes, im aware Issue isent the code, but the "setup" in eclipse, that somehow breaks the references to what ever classes "getHandle()" uses
  4. Hello Im very new to all this minecraft modding, but the other day i thought i'd give it a go. But i ran into a problem when i was setting up the development enviroment in eclipse. Now the issue is that, when ever i try to use the "getHandle()", method on any Entitys eclipse just says "The type yv cannot be resolved. It is indirectly referenced from required .class files" public SkillResult use(Hero hero, LivingEntity target, String[] args) { Player player = hero.getPlayer(); CraftVillager liv = (CraftVillager)target; liv.getHandle(); <-- "The type yv cannot be resolved. It is indirectly referenced from required .class files" } I've been searching all over the damn net, but i cant seem to find any post regarding this issue. I suppose its something with the referenced libraries, but i cant seem to find the issue Hope you guys can help me out! Best regards Nick For clarification:

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