Ugdhar

You should really make a github repository for your project so people can see all the code in one place. Until then, please post the code where you are registering your first block.

Same thing, change all instances of "FirstBlock" in your project to "firstblock" and see if that helps.

Package name is wrong, you have data.minecraft.tags with water.json, you need another package in tags called fluids

Use Java 8, there's a library or something used by forge that requires it. Also, you don't need a JRE if you download a JDK, it comes with it. The Oracle account you need to download Java 8 is free, but if you don't want one you could try OpenJDK, lots of people on here are using it just fine: https://adoptopenjdk.net/

To make it water-like (swimming/pushing mobs) you need to add a tag that makes it behave like water in data.minecraft.tags.fluids called water.json (obviously this one is for the fluid I made when I was figuring this stuff out, make it for your fluids) And just a side note, the fluid I made testing I subclassed from ForgeFlowingFluid instead of FlowingFluid. Not sure if it matters for any reason or not, but figured I'd mention

Well then. I guess I'm at a loss, the only thing I can think of at this point is reinstalling the JDK fresh, but I truly don't even know if that is really the issue. Sorry Hopefully someone else will see this and know what it's all about!

Hmm. Which version of Java are you using? From the commandline in your project folder (batch files are good for some stuff, but definitely not for this situation ) run java -version Doesn't matter what versions are installed, it depends on the command to tell which versions is actually being used. *edit: Googling has some people getting this error with really old java versions. I'd say make sure you have the latest Java 8 JDK.

Ah ok, so you're running your gradle commands from a batch file. Anhyhow, I'm not sure what's going on there to be honest, looks like some sort of SSL error trying to get https://files.minecraftforge.net/maven/net/minecraftforge/gradle/ForgeGradle/maven-metadata.xml Can you go to that link manually in a browser?

Ok, then open the folder your mod project is in, hold shift and right-click in a blank spot, and you should have a menu with an open to open powershell window here. Do that, then run ./gradlew eclipse *edit: might want --debug instead of --stacktrace, it looks like it gives more info. I've never really had any issues getting a workspace setup, so I'm just thinking of how I'd try to solve it if it were me.

The error was right there in the log Did you edit the mods.toml in your resources so it is for your mod or create a new one?

setupDecompWorkspace does not exist anymore, for eclipse it's eclipse and genEclipseRuns. I believe running it adding --stacktrace will provide more information that could help find the issue. *edit: Post logs as text, if your window doesn't stay open, that's the first issue to resolve. What OS?

You should still post the full (debug) log somewhere; someone might see something you missed.

I don't think that's it, there should be a debug.log file in your minecraft/log folder. That's the one with all the good stuff

When you name items/blocks/etc, you cannot use capital letters.

Then it's not the same. Please post your own crash report in a new thread.

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Remove the -o false from your command line switches

I do not unfortunately. If you know any oop languages, java is similar in a lot of ways, and looking through vanilla code and browsing the forums are good sources of how to do things. Without programming knowledge, I would say just google java tutorials, and prepare to be bored while you write some text based programs to learn the basics. It'll suck, but it's how you get to the good stuff.

unix/linux, which macos is based on. And just prefix the command with ./ (dot-forwardslash) as I put in my last post *edit: and the reason the windows tutorial didn't say anything, is that windows/dos has always (to my knowledge anyway) checked in the currect folder/directory first when running a command, vs other OSes sticking to what's specified in the path.

Does it still do it if you reboot your computer? And you don't have any gamepads or any other device plugged in? The only thing I could think to do would be delete any configs related to the gamepad, but I honestly don't know which ones would or if it would impact anything else. Besides that, I don't know, hopefully someone else will see this and have an idea for you!

The best I can do is say check vanilla blockstates for something similar to what you want to do. That's what I do when I'm messing with stuff is just check vanilla for resources, or search the forums/google. I haven't got any examples unfortunately! *edit: actually, I do have a crop I made when I was messing around: blockstate: model (they all pretty much look like this, just different texture):

Please post logs as described in the EAQ, it should tell what is going on.

Then you do not have the same issue. Please create a new thread of your own, and post logs as described in the EAQ.

Forge blockstates were removed. https://gist.github.com/williewillus/30d7e3f775fe93c503bddf054ef3f93e

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