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Hi! I have on question. Answer please.

When I try to write in cmd: gradlew setupDevWorkspace = it's ok, but when I write gradlew eclipse, it says: "assetDir is deprecated. Use runDir insted! runDir set to Eclipse/asssets" and when I start eclipse, and click on the "minecraft" folder, it says: The project description file (.project) for 'Minecraft' is missing.  This file contains important information about the project.  The project will not function properly until this file is restored.

Windows 8.1

Path to JDK is ok.

I am trying on 17.2 Forge.

Halp, please ;-;

 

Do gradlew setupDecompWorkspace, then gradlew eclipse. Don't worry about the runDir warning.

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It doesn't work :(

Yes, it does. Post the exact steps you are taking, starting from downloading forge.

I downloaded Forge 1.7.10 latest version, then I started gradle and wrote: gradlew setupDecompWorkspace eclipse, then I launched eclipse, pointed workspace to eclipse folder, and when I click to Minecraft folder in Eclipse it says:

The project description file (.project) for 'Minecraft' is missing.  This file contains important information about the project.  The project will not function properly until this file is restored.

It, doesn't work for me.

Help :(

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You must not delete anything from the forge download.

I do not delete something :/

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Download forge. Unzip. Open Commandline, run

gradlew setupDecompWorkspace eclipse

, point eclipse to the eclipse folder.

I am doing this! It's not working!

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