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Hello I'm new here.

I started a few days ago to development my mods with Minecraft Forge Gradle.

So know i have looked for some libs that i can use and i found Multipart.

But i can't found any Tutorial or something else how to integrate Multipart into my Dev Environment.

So can anybody tell me how i get multipart into the Minecraft Forge Gradle dependencies....

 

PS.: Excuse my English, I know that it is not good. ^^

 

Greetings

Klu

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Hello sequituri,

i know Multipart is a mod from ChickenBone.

But i want to add a maven or ... Repository to the Forge Gradle project.

If it is possible. I don't want to add everything by myself...

That was my idea.

 

Greetings

Klu

I just looked into ForgeMultipart doc, it explains how to.

https://github.com/Chicken-Bones/ForgeMultipart/blob/master/README.md

As far as I can tell, this is outdated for the current method of setting up a Forge development environment. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it states to drop FMP into the /libs directory which used to be in the /mcp directory, which no longer exists. I can't find a suitable replacement either.

 

This is something that I am also interested in since I would like to be able to use the FMP API.

Maybe you could try to add the /libs directory into your project folder, then drop the stuff inside.

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