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1.7.10 is not supported any longer, update to 1.10.2 and come back for help then. EAQ to read /before/ posting: http://www.minecraftforge.net/forum/index.php/topic,20.0.html

http://tutorials.jenkov.com/java/index.html Read it all, follow along, do examples. When you get to the end, you will probably understand a lot more.

Where you have "ID:textures/models/armor/armor_layer_1.png"; I think you want to get rid of ID and put your modid.

I went to www.curse.com, and there's a "Download Now" button right on that front page. Unfortunately, I don't think you're ever going to get the installer to run for you, as it will involve making sure you know the path to java and how to navigate directories.

www.curse.com, the download button right on the front page.

Yeah, just download the curse client. It will install a forge instance for you, and you can then add mods to it right from the interface, and it will be a lot easier for you than trying to do it by hand. And the command you posted is missing the .jar from the end of the filename, that might be why it's not working.

"cd Desktop" then press enter. You're just trying to play modded minecraft, not create mods right? I would just go download the curse client, then you won't have to mess with any of this stuff. www.curse.com

Then you need to type "cd Desktop" before you run that command.

Is the jar located in C:\Users\Yvonne>? Show the output from dir please.

No prob, I think the point of it is to try and get people away from the "Well, I need to write for <oldass version of forge> because <some mod with a lazy author that didn't update> is only for <oldass version of forge> and I like/need/want that mod" Everyone works hard on the new features/versions, and we should be using that leverage instead of clinging to old outdated stuff, just because a bunch of mod authors got lazy/gave up after 1.7.10.

Read all of this in its entirety: http://tutorials.jenkov.com/java/index.html

write code, post it, along with errors, ask for help. No one is going to just write the code for you, especially when you don't know basic java terms like interfaces.

If you read the EAQ before posting, as the rules state (http://www.minecraftforge.net/forum/index.php/board,119.0.html) you will see that only the current version of minecraft (and I guess in this case 1.9.4 since I understand it's like 99% compatible with 1.10.2) are supported here. Anything below that, you're on your own. If you're working with 1.10.2, feel free to come back and request help.

Then honestly, you should probably forget it and focus on school. When you get older you might have a shot at learning how to write java/make mods. *edit: And I didn't mean to WATCH tutorials. Video tutorials are kinda crap for writing code. You need a txt tutorial.

1.7.10 is no longer supported, update to 1.10.2

I would Google java tutorials, and learn how classes, inheritance, and interfaces work before trying to dive into complex minecraft modding. You seriously won't learn anything copying other people's code without knowledge of those things.

1.7.10 is not supported any longer. Tell them to upgrade.

http://www.minecraftforge.net/forum/index.php/board,119.0.html It says "read before posting"

All this does is perpetuate the laziness of sticking to old versions. Just update and move on.

Minecraft 1.6.4 is old and not supported, update to 1.10.2 and come back.

- 1.7.10 is not supported, update to 1.10.2 - You have mismatched versions of the different parts of that project red thing. (Version for a module of ProjectRed (4.7.0pre10.93) does not match the Core version (4.7.0pre12.95). Please make sure all ProjectRed jars are of the same version.)

1.7.10 is not supported, update to 1.10.2

Post a log, need more info to try to help

1.7.10 is old and not supported, update.