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I was hoping that you could add a way to setup a NetBeans enviroment like you can with eclipse and IntelliJ. I know that NetBeans doesnt have gradle by default, but it can be added and being able to use NetBeans would be of great help for us that prefer it over eclipse and IntelliJ. (Even if i also like IntelliJ and kinda eclipse xD )

This would be a gradle question not us.

We shouldnt need to do anything special.

And we wont do anything special to support any more custom IDEs.

 

I do Forge for free, however the servers to run it arn't free, so anything is appreciated.
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  • 4 weeks later...

I had it set up in NetBeans a while back using the gradle plugin.

 

copied from one of my mods' readme:

NetBeans (not tested for the MC 1.8 version):

    Install the gradle plugin for NetBeans
    Go to Tools->Settings->Misc->gradle and change "build script evaluation" to "Idea based [...]"
    Open a command prompt from the repository folder.
    Run the commands 'gradlew setupDecompWorkspace' (will take a while) and 'gradlew idea'.
    Open the project folder in NetBeans
    In "project properties", go to "manage built-in tasks"
    In the "run" task, uncheck inherited and change run to runClient
    Done!

 

hope it helps!

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