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Errors with Vanilla/FML Classes During Recompile

fisherman77

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fisherman77 Tree Puncher

fisherman77

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Hello. I'm having an error with my recompile.sh. Whenever I try to recompile, I get the same error:

 

 

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The one error that isn't about deprecated classes is this one:

/Users/Buck/Desktop/Coding/Java/Mod Making/Forge 1.6.2/forge/mcp/src/minecraft/bladeking68/paleocraft/dimension/WorldGenPaleocraftTree1.java:89: cannot find symbol
symbol  : variable treesapling1
location: class fisherman77.paleocraft.common.Paleocraft
boolean isSoil = (soil != null && soil.canSustainPlant(par1World, par3, par4 - 1, par5, ForgeDirection.UP, (Blocktree1sapling)fisherman77.paleocraft.common.Paleocraft.treesapling1));
                         

However, WorldGenPaleocraftTree1.java has been deleted (I checked).

 

Paleocraft.java:

 

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hydroflame World Shaper

hydroflame

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windows: use the search bar (top left of the root mcp folder) to try to find "WorldGenPaleocraftTree1" the .class might still be somewhere where java is raging about

linux:

cd mcp

find* | grep WorldGenPaleocraftTree1

 

try to delete that .class if it exists

 

ELSE

 

 

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location: class fisherman77.paleocraft.common.Paleocraft

boolean isSoil = (soil != null && soil.canSustainPlant(par1World, par3, par4 - 1, par5, ForgeDirection.UP, (Blocktree1sapling)fisherman77.paleocraft.common.Paleocraft.treesapling1));

the compiler complains about that but i cant find "boolean isSoil" nowhere inside your Paleocraft class :\

 

how to debug 101:http://www.minecraftforge.net/wiki/Debug_101

-hydroflame, author of the forge revolution-

fisherman77 Tree Puncher

fisherman77

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Well, found and fixed it. Turned out that there were 2 errors, the other being in a model file that I put out of the build path (I guess recompile ignores whether it's in the build path of Eclipse or not).

 

Anyways, thank you very much!

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