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  1. Thank you Jabelar! (Sorry if I spelled your name wrong)
  2. Ok, again, thanks for the advice, but I still need to know how to set up forge for eclipse and JDK7, the rest I know and the coding I know. A link, call, or message would be great. Thanks!
  3. Thanks again! (the link sent earlier http://mcforge.readthedocs.io/en/latest/gettingstarted/ isn't getting me anywhere, it still doesn't recognize gradlew) I will try the new link! thanks for all the help!
  4. I see. I was hoping to learn java by programming mods, and I do still want to program them, but I feel like I will program some basic stuff and screw around with it a lot, even if I don't know java. as we speak I am still trying to set up eclipse. I shall not give up! (Even if I break my laptop) I really want to code ok? thanks for the advice though!
  5. Thank you diesieben! I do have a book on modding, it's just setting up the stuff that I need help with, as I can sorta code with the help of the book. Thanks for the link though!
  6. Well I got a book on modding using JDK7 and Eclipse and Forge for 1.7.10 and I posted something earlier saying I needed help and somebody told me to use 1.10 and I don't know if it's the same to set up as 1.7.10 because it has a download for mdk not src and I don't know what that is I don't know what anything is please either send me a link or tell me how to setup forge for jdk7 and eclipse on windows 10 that would be amazing thanks. (p.s. don't be harsh I don't know anything about java and am just learning)
  7. So I am attempting to code a mod using JDK 7 and Eclipse, both of which are working, and I installed the Forge src 1.7.10 and extracted it to the a folder inside another folder which now contains a folder with Eclipse's files and a folder with forge's files. I typed into the command prompt 'gradlew setupDecompWorkspace' and got the following message: 'gradlew' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. I also tried gradlew setupDevWorkspace and I got the same message. Then I ran gradlew.bat, because I think I forgot to do that first, but when it loaded it had messages about the authors and stuff but then it closed immediatlely. After that I re-typed all the commands and they still didn't work. I don't know if i'm an idiot and forgot something super obvious or what is going on! I'm new to all of this so yea. Please help! I think these are the logs:
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