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My eclipse is setup correctly and I can mod and run and it's all fine. But my problem is this:

 

In the reference libraries, you can look at all the minecraft vanilla files e.g. net.minecraft.entity.player.EntityPlayer.class

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BUT, if I want to open any file from FML or MinecraftForge, it just says the source is not attached, even though the location of the source is correct (as I can see all the vanilla minecraft stuff). An example is net.minecraftforge.event.entity.player.PlayerUseItemEvent.class

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I've tried running setupDecompWorkspace, setupDevWorkspace, deleting and reinstalling everything. Still none of the forge or fml source is visible in eclipse.

Any help (if it helps, I use JDK8u5, but I have eclipse already patched for that so that shouldn't be the issue).

 

Thanks in advance.

Was an issue on my fault.

You may continue to use Java 8, java 8 works fine.

 

gradle clean cleanEclipse cleanCache --refresh-dependencies
gradle setupDecompWorkspace eclipse --refresh-dependencies

 

and everything should be fixed. Was a character encoding issue.

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