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Cannot install Minecraft Forge. dependency issue


Vaderico

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I am going to start modding Minecraft using forge.I have successfully downloaded/installed Eclipse and JDK. However, when I attempt to install the forge workspace I encounter a problem.

 

I am following The Neale Gamings installation Instructions. Link here:

 

In the step where I use the command window and type "gradlew setupDecompWorkspace", it begins downloading the files. I was having an issue where the download would freeze so i deleted the .gradle folder located at C:\Users\Ravi in hopes that when i re-try it, it will have a fresh folder to work with.

 

I tried the "gradlew setupDecompWorkspace" command again, but this time it resulted in the following error:

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Things I have tried to resolve the issue:

1- Try running it in both Java 7 and Java 8

2- Running it with my firewall turned off

3- Deleting the .gradle folder in C:\Users\Ravi and repeating steps 1 and 2

4- Using different commands such as:

>gradlew

>gradlew setupDecompWorkspace

>gradlew setupDevWorkspace

>gradlew.bat setupDecompWorkspace --refresh-dependencies

>gradlew.bat setupDevWorkspace --refresh-dependencies

 

None of these things have helped resolve the Issue, so I am turning to you guys and girls for a bit of advice

If anyone is able to help me, It will be very grateful.

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Yep same problem here.

 

Decided to update forge today and what a f* nightmare went back to the older version until someone can tell me what the hell went wrong, all I can think of is that before version .1045 the version of gradle is much older than the one forge are using now and just maybe it needs to either remove crap installed by the older version first or over write some settings, which does not happened and now have to be manually deleted or removed.

 

But knowing absolutely nothing about gradle how it works etc, I would not really know if what i said makes any sense

 

Also reinstalled version 1.7.2-10.0.1045 without any problems

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has been fixed. rerun with --refresh-dependencies

Thanks for the reply Abrar. I have run with --refresh-dependencies, but I am now encountering another problem.

The download is freezing at a different point each time. For example:

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In the picture above it seems to have stopped at "77 KB/173". The cursor is still flashing, and this happens every time I run it. 

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