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blupilot

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  1. Update: I am an idiot, turns out I was putting the api in "src/api/java" instead of just "src/api"
  2. Ah, well I use IntelliJ but I assume I can do the same thing. I'll try it out, thanks!
  3. Bump. Sorry If I seem impatient Been having trouble with this for a while.
  4. Update: I tried looking around this forum for answers and all I found was this, the answer was what I already tried to do and it didn't seem to work. Edit: Typo
  5. Bump, also I'm using 1.10.2 if that matters
  6. Hello, I am trying to require Baubles in my mod so I can add custom necklaces, rings, etc. I tried extracting the APIs .zip file to the src/api/java I get errors such as "Cannot resolve <class_here>" and "Cannot access <class_here>" in the APIs code. I am also unable to import from it in my own code. Anyone know what the problem could be? Thanks in advance Update: Turns out the problem was that I was putting the api in the wrong folder, silly me Edit: Typo Edit 2: Also I tried adding it as a dependency, when I did "gradlew dependencies" baubles was able to be downloaded from jitpack, but I still couldn't import from it.
  7. If I recall correctly forge already sends a list of mods to the server console when a player joins, I could be wrong though.
  8. Hello, I'm sorta new to modding, so please excuse the noob question. How would I search the OreDictionary for specific entries? For example, some pseudocode: if (ingotCopper or oreCopper is already registered){ register item dustCopper; }

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