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[SOLVED] Gradle 1.7.2 Cannot see vanilla Minecraft Sourfe

EnderPhlea
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Hello,

 

I tried to set up forge gradle using BOTH gradlew setupDevWorkspace eclipse AND gradlew setupDecompWorkspace eclipse, and both commands built successfully, according to command prompt.

 

However, when I started eclipse, and opened src, there was a folder called main with nothing in it. Is this supposed to happen?

 

I saw this in the command prompt: deobfbinjar SKIPPED. I am suspicious that that might mean something...

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    I ended up finding the source after digging around.

     

    It's in the Referenced Libraries under the first library. Hooray!

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