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I can't click on the src folder in Eclipse

 

here wut eclipse says: Java path problem

 

Don't understand I made the Path for Java JDK and made cmd command javac to check -.-

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I can't click on the src folder in Eclipse

 

here wut eclipse says: Java path problem

 

Don't understand I made the Path for Java JDK and made cmd command javac to check -.-

 

You run the gradle setup, right?

Eclipse left sidebar (Package Explorer) -> Referenced Libraries -> forge-whatever.jar -> source files

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1) Fix your post.

2) Your image gives a 403

3) You get the source files as an attached jar file.

Its something about JRe that isn't installed??

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I can't click on the src folder in Eclipse

 

here wut eclipse says: Java path problem

 

Don't understand I made the Path for Java JDK and made cmd command javac to check -.-

 

You run the gradle setup, right?

Eclipse left sidebar (Package Explorer) -> Referenced Libraries -> forge-whatever.jar -> source files

 

In 1.6.4?? I'm workin on 1.6.4

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I can't click on the src folder in Eclipse

 

here wut eclipse says: Java path problem

 

Don't understand I made the Path for Java JDK and made cmd command javac to check -.-

 

You run the gradle setup, right?

Eclipse left sidebar (Package Explorer) -> Referenced Libraries -> forge-whatever.jar -> source files

 

In 1.6.4?? I'm workin on 1.6.4

 

well, which Forge version do you use?

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We need actual screenshots/logs. Describing it doesnt seem to be working.

I'm not working with installers.

Everything I done:

Made the folder.

downloaded the src file(extracted where i wanted)

launched install.bat

waited

launched eclipse.

I couldn't open Src file.

There is a JRE path problem

 

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Don't use the MCP/Python system. If you need 1.6.4 use build .964 with ForgeGradle.

never heard about forgegradle!?

 

I was coding on 1.7.2 but I noticed that the industrial mods are working on 1.6.4

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