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When i start eclispse it gives me an error thats saying "Project 'Minecraft' is missing required library". How do i fix it?

I tried " gradlew setupDecompWorkspace eclipse " then " gradlew --refresh-dependencies eclipse " same error.

Then i tried this:

" gradlew.bat setupDecompWorkspace eclipse

  gradlew.bat --refresh-dependencies

  gradlew.bat setupDecompWorkspace --debug

  gradlew.bat eclipse --debug "

still same error.

A screenshot of whats going on in Eclipse: http://gyazo.com/c10c05a936f1a5dadb3752cb6bade57d

A test run of minecraft on Eclipse: http://pastebin.com/PCS90QPs

Any help?

 

After running gradle[w] eclipse you open the project that's in the folder where you ran gradlew. Is this so hard to understand? All your changes go in there.

After running gradlew setupDecompWorkspace did you run gradlew eclipse?

 

You have to do so in order for gradle to build out a project and classpath file that tells eclipse where the libraries and few other things are located. That is the part that kind of makes everything turn key.

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