how does on import a minecraft mod src code from git to idea?

[needoriginalname]

My computer's hard drive failed the other day. Luckly it had warranty on it and I got it fixed days later. However all the data on it was lost.

 

All the source code for my minecraft mod is currently hosted in a private git repo on bitbucket.

 

After using Gradle to setup and install the minecraft forge dev tools for an IDEA IDE (via gradlew SetupDecompWorkspace && gradlew idea) , how do I go about reimporting my mod from bitbucket. I am actually kinda new to using Git, and while I used Git to push into a remote repo, I never used it to pull or clone from a repo and I am a bit confused on how to do this.

[Choonster]

Your repository should have your buildscript (build.gradle) and the Gradle wrapper (the gradlew scripts and the gradle directory) in it. Once you've cloned the repository, run the

setupDecompWorkspace

task and import build.gradle into IDEA.

 

This tutorial explains how to set up a ForgeGradle workspace and IDE project for your mod. Instead of downloading the MDK and moving it to a new directory, use your existing repository.

[loordgek]

Your repository should have your buildscript (build.gradle) and the Gradle wrapper (the gradlew scripts and the gradle directory) in it. Once you've cloned the repository, run the

setupDecompWorkspace

task and import build.gradle into IDEA.

 

This tutorial explains how to set up a ForgeGradle workspace and IDE project for your mod. Instead of downloading the MDK and moving it to a new directory, use your existing repository.

no

 

you need idea 2016 for it

[larsgerrits]

Your repository should have your buildscript (build.gradle) and the Gradle wrapper (the gradlew scripts and the gradle directory) in it. Once you've cloned the repository, run the

setupDecompWorkspace

task and import build.gradle into IDEA.

 

This tutorial explains how to set up a ForgeGradle workspace and IDE project for your mod. Instead of downloading the MDK and moving it to a new directory, use your existing repository.

no

 

you need idea 2016 for it

Choonster's totally right, so please, don't just say "no" to another one's suggestion...