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After updating to forge 1.10.2, using CTRL + R to search for class files like ItemBed in the Referenced Libraries > forgeSrc API/Library thing so I can study the code from vanilla minecraft/forge, it doesn't work(it used to)

 

Sorry if this is kind of hard to understand, it's hard to explain.

 

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^ Normally this would direct me to the ItemBed class, if that helps.

What you need to do is right click on the forge source project configure its build path, go to order and export and select everything.

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What you need to do is right click on the forge source project configure its build path, go to order and export and select everything.

I don't know what I just did but apparently the forge source is completely gone now. All of my class files are full of errors. How do I add the source back into the referenced libraries?

 

Might also be a good idea to point out I'm using Eclipse.

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right click in the project explorer and import it.

Alright, fixed that. Now when I right click on forgeSrc, then go to Build Path and click Configure Build Path, in the Order and Export tab I click Select All, Apply and then try to search something, it seems to do nothing.

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