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Eclipse wont open the minecraft project.

By _Bobobot_, in ForgeGradle

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I installed forge following these instructions:

 

http://www.minecraftforge.net/wiki/Installation/Source

 

However, when I open eclipse, and point the workspace folder to "forge-1.7.10-10.13.2.1277-src\eclipse", I only see this:

 

GC0ctu0.png

 

The \eclipse folder only contains a .metadata folder, which then contains these files:

 

2mDg09p.png

 

After trying to do a troubleshoot myself, I found out that the whole forge folder does not contain any of the decompiled minecraft files. After searching a bit, I found them in a tmp folder which suggests to me that those files were only meant to be temporary.

 

In the folder "forge-1.7.10-10.13.2.1277-src\build\tmp\expandedArchives" I found these two folders, which then contained the source files of minecraft (at least I think they did).

 

 

So my idea is that gradlew can not copy those files to the right place, or something similar. I'm not an expert in this, so it is of course possible that I'm completely wrong.

 

Could anyone help me please?

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The decompiled minecraft files do not end up in your forge directory, they are stored in the central gradle cache so they can be shared across different workspaces.

If you followed the steps exactly (do not delete anything from the extracted download, run gradlew eclipse) then this will not happen.

 

Edit: Just tried it out, it works just fine.

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I'm not sure what I did wrong then. Let my write down the steps I went through.

 

I downloaded the 1.7.10 latest src from here: http://files.minecraftforge.net/

 

After that, I extracted the downloaded package, went into the extracted folder, and opened a command prompt there.

 

Then, I wrote in "gradlew setupDecompWorkspace --refresh-dependencies", and after it completed, I typed in "gradlew eclipse".

 

After that, I opened eclipse, pointed the workspace to the eclipse folder in the extracted forge folder, and then I got that error.

 

Am I doing something wrong?

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No, nothing wrong just some redundancy. All you need is 

gradlew setupDecompWorkspace eclipse

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If the commands completed without error all I can say is: try again.

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I tried it again and again countless times, still no luck.

 

The weird thing is, that the wiki say the process might take up to 10 minutes, but for me it only takes about half a minute.

 

This is how my cmd window looks after running the command you suggested:

 

8yHtcNM.png

 

It say SKIPPED for a lot of things, that might be a problem, I'm not sure.

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The SKIPPED is normal and is actually a feature. When gradle has done a task already in the past, it does not need to do it again in the future, making the process faster.

 

The problem here is probably your username (or rather the file path). Choose a path that does not contain non-ascii characters.

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