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Whenever i run the java application through eclipse, my mod loads incorrectly. For example, if i edit some files to change an item for example, it never changes and stays how it was previosly. It has me use my mod as though i never change it, even though it is changed constantly. Also, my java source files are in my src/main/java directory, but i believe for some reason it is using a different directory that i was never using, which is the bin directory. Please tell my how to get it so eclipse uses the java files in the src directory so i can actually do stuff to my mod.

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it has been like that since i started making the mod, it was like that before i even started

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sorry, i new to eclipse, it say

"Project 'Minecraft' is missing required source folder: 'src/main/java"

"Project 'Minecraft' is missing required source folder: 'src/main/resources" and

"The project cannot be built until build path errors are solved"

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i downloaded the forge src for the latest version of 1.7.10, and then i ran the console in the force folder and ran these two commands

"gradlew.bat setupDecompWorkspace" and then "gradlew.bat eclipse"

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I acually just fixed it. I basically added the 2 folders to the build path again and removed the other two and it somehow fixed itself

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