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Example mod not showing up and unable to use @Mod in eclipse (1.16.4)

Y0r0ck
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I followed multiple Forge Modding tutorials to set gradle up and it is finally done. The problem now is that I do not have an "Example Mod" in my src/main/java folder. I tried just making my own package and class, but I am unable to import things like 

"import net.minecraftforge.common.MinecraftForge;" and "@Mod" is is underlined with red too. I have no idea how to fix this.

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    eclipse has sometimes problems to import a forge project (it doesn't add the forge/minecraft library),
    try to reimport it or run the gradlew command (you need to use a .bat file),
    this should fix your problem

    gradlew command:
      

    gradlew genEclipseRuns --refresh-dependencies&&gradlew eclipse

     

    Edited by Luis_ST
    add gradlew command

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    Thank you for reacting! I had this command already in the picture. I reinstalled the MDK and for some reason it now had the Example Mod it was missing, so it is fixed now. 

    Thanks :)

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