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I do not know how to do it myself, I haven't had the need to yet, but: Look through the vanilla sources in the places where you've seen it happen (for a block or item or whatever it was that you saw), and see if you can do it in the same way. The vanilla source shows how to do all kinds of things

In the launcher, you can create new installations, and tell it to use a different folder, and give it a different version of minecraft and/or forge to use. Just click Installations at the top, and play around with making a new one until you figure it out, it's pretty easy when you start messing with it

That looks like the debug.log to me! Try removing vanillafix, it is for 1.12 as far as I can tell looking at curseforge.

Make sure you have Java installed, I would use Java 8 If you definitely have it installed, google jarfix and run that, it looks like Internet Exploder has hijacked your jar file association.

I don't have skype, sorry. If you can post it on youtube or something you can post a link to it here. Alternatively, you could share exactly what it says on the screen, it might help.

Are you new to modding, or new to Java? Overriding a method is very basic Java/OOP. If you are new to Java, then unless you are well versed in a similar language, you will have a Bad Time trying to mod. If this is the case, I would strongly advise looking up learning java on google, and start small.

Please provide more details. What did you download? Where did you download it from? Can you show a screenshot of what you are talking about?

Please post your debug.log (you will likely have to put it somewhere like a github gist or pastebin or something and link to it here), it is in the logs folder of your minecraft game folder (defaults to %APPDATA%\.minecraft)

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I think this is caused by someone breaking the mappings on 5/26 by naming 2 fields the same thing. I had the same problem, and finally opened up that AudioStreamBuffer.java file, and found an int and a ByteBuffer both named buffer. Try using 20200525 for your mappings. *edit: confirmed that this was a mappings glitch, should be fixed in 20200528, use 20200525 until then if you can't wait

Well, I don't think that's the full log, but it's for 1.12.2, which is no longer supported due to age.

The problem is you are specifying the folder your java installation is in, not the java.exe. find the java.exe (it's probably in the bin folder), and use the full path to that inside the quotes.

Post his debug.log, it will show where they are being loaded from

Show me a screenshot of what you tried

try putting quotes around it like "C:\Program Files\Java\bin\java.exe"

Then that is not where you installed java, based on the error I would say that is the java installer that does the installing of java on your system.

You will have to locate your java installation, specifically the folder java.exe is in. Then use that in place of where you simply have java in your batch file command. Probably safer not to mess with the system path/environment variables if you don't know what you're doing, you could wipe them out and that would be a big pain.

Then that means that your java is not located in your path, and you must either specify the full path to it, or add the folder it is in to the path.

First, please don't post code as images, hard to read, and it only shows part of what's going on. Where are you calling your addOres method?

I would remove the 32 bit java, it is not necessary. Then google jarfix, get it and run it, that should fix your jar file association.

Hey no worries, glad I got you thinking about it and you figured it out!

I hope you mean mcforge.readthedocs.io Which ones? You should be able to import the build.gradle into eclipse as a gradle project without running any commands, and then execute gradle tasks from within eclipse How? As a gradle project? As an existing project? I'm just trying to get all the details, because I'm thinking that this is probably due to an incorrectly setup workspace.

I would begin again using the recommended MDK, a lot has been done since the version you have. How exactly are you setting up your workspace? Tutorials out there can be rough, there are a LOT of them made by people that don't REALLY know what they are doing. McJty has good ones: https://wiki.mcjty.eu/modding/index.php?title=YouTube-1.14 And hopefully you know Java (or are fluent in a similar language), because if you don't, you are going to have a Bad Time trying to mod.

You need to be more specific please. Are you making a new mod? Updating an old one? Trying to run mods? What is causing this error? As soon as you turn on your computer? When you open the minecraft launcher? You also say "reconfigured the system variables", but you don't say why, or which ones. Also, I would advise using a newer forge, 31.1.0 is not the recommended build anymore.