Posted February 17, 201411 yr Hey Guys! I created a working mod in eclipse and now I want to build it. Problem is that I found about five different possibilities how to build a mod with gradle and I understood none of them. I used a setup to have several mods with one Forge-folder (I think its called "Pahimar-setup"). My Folders are like this: /FORGE/ -> Forge Base Folder with gradlew and the Forge Source /ModID/ -> My Eclipse Workspace /ModID/ModID/src/ -> My Source Code /ModID/ModID/src/assets -> My Assets /ModID/ModID/bin/ -> Stuff that was build by eclipse /ModID/ModID/bid/assets -> Second Assets Folder created by Eclipse What can I do to build/finish my mod? http://i.imgur.com/wNvtGZw.png[/img] MODS and MODDING TUTORIALS
February 17, 201411 yr /FORGE/ -> Forge Base Folder with gradlew and the Forge Source That's where you're wrong. This folder doesn't exist anymore. The src download IS your mod specific folder. One src download per mod, all Forge related stuff is cached elseware. So basically there is no 'Forge' folder anymore. Stop trying to make one. I do Forge for free, however the servers to run it arn't free, so anything is appreciated. Consider supporting the team on Patreon
February 20, 201411 yr But then you need to have the source of forge for every mod? And when you want to update forge? You need to move your source files to the new location? I liked the 'pahimar' setup (like Bedrock_Miner said) because you have your mod and forge in different locations. I'm also having trobules with the setup. (in another thread)
February 20, 201411 yr The forge source is in ~user/.gradle/cache/minecraft/net/minecraft/forge/... It isn't in any other folder. Forge updating is done through modifying build.gradle file, (which is given to you in the forgesrc download), then running gradlew setupDevWorkspace.
February 20, 201411 yr Thanks! Now I understand it!! Also I read this post about the pahimar setup I really think that it should be more tutorials, and not just for non programmers with only the commands that they should execute. I'm having troubles finding good sources of information that explain the 'why' behind some things. thanks again!
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