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Posted February 21, 201510 yr

Hey there!

I just started modding with forge but have no clue about modding in general though I've got advanced Java knowledge. That's why I don't want to look for tutorials on the internet for every single thing and instead just learn from the minecraft vanilla files how certain things work. The only problem is that I can't find them in my forge folders. In addition I want to make clear that I installed everything correctly and tried reinstalling several times but it didn't help me finding the folder where the source is located at. I'm working with forge-1.7.10-10.13.2.1291 and my IDE is eclipse. Can anyone help me out?

THX in advance!

February 21, 201510 yr

If you did infact do everything correct this picture might help you.

February 21, 201510 yr

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Of course this helped! Problem solved, many thanks

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