I just got my ./gradle setDecompWorkspace working and got a nice Eclipse workspace. But... there's a major problem. With a fresh source I opened Eclipse and noticed there were errors in the ExampleMod.java file.

 

• The import net cannot be resolved
  
• Mod cannot be resolved to a type
  
• The attribute modid is undefined for the annotation type Mod
  
• The attribute version is undefined for the annotation type Mod
  
• EventHandler cannot be resolved to a type
  
• FMLInitializationEvent cannot be resolved to a type
  
• Blocks cannot be resolved
  

 

And then after I watched some of a YouTube tutorial, I noticed I'm missing the forgeSrc file.

 

I would add a screenshot but I don't know how 

you can make a text file, name it

gradle.properties

 

inside it put:

org.gradle.jvmargs=-Xmx1300M

 

and just drag that sucker into your mdk before you run your /gradlew setupDecompWorkspace.

 

/gradlew setupDecompWorkspace

 

also before running setupworkspace I would open up build.gradle

and down at the bottom after the last } put:

sourceCompatibility = 1.8

targetCompatibility = 1.8

 

so it targets java 8 and you dont run into any deprecation issues there.

then after that you'd do the

 

/gradlew eclipse

 

one, if you are using eclipse*

I have already added RAM for gradle (2G) and after all that it doesn't seem to affect anything.

You did run

gradlew eclipse

, right?

You did run

gradlew eclipse

, right?

 

Probably... it seems to have no errors unless I don't sudo it. Could it have something to do with Linux/Windows differences? Because it seems that other people can use it normally and usually people use Windows.

 

EDIT: Oops I can't read I thought you meant like did I run it correctly. But yea, I did do ./gradlew eclipse, but it didn't affect anything.

Oh, there we go! All this was because I DID

sudo

the

./gradlew setupDecompWorkspace

or

./gradlew eclipse

. Now I removed everything and tried again without

sudo

ing it and now all the libraries are there But thank you anyway!