Eclipse is not working

[SprengMeister02]

Hello everyone,

 

Eclipse is not working. Here are the steps I did:

Downloading forge and extract it in a folder called "forge" on my desktop

Typing the command "gradlew setupDecompWorkspace eclipse"

Downloading and installing eclipse

Choosing the folder "eclipse" in the forge-directory

Everytime I start Eclipse, I can't see a folder there. I am currently using Eclipse Neon, Forge 1.8, updating to 1.10.2 after fixing this.

I tried everything, but this ****Eclipse still refuses to work.

 

Best regards,

SprengMeister02

 

PS: The newest version of JDK is installed.

[ThexXTURBOXx]

You need to execute these commands:

1. gradlew setupDecompWorkspace --refresh-dependencies

2. gradlew setupDevWorkspace --refresh-dependencies

3. gradlew eclipse

 

If it doesn't work after executing those, just ask again in this thread

[jabelar]

You need to execute these commands:

1. gradlew setupDecompWorkspace --refresh-dependencies

2. gradlew setupDevWorkspace --refresh-dependencies

3. gradlew eclipse

 

If it doesn't work after executing those, just ask again in this thread

 

You shouldn't need Step #2. (Although I don't think it will hurt anything.)

 

>> Choosing the folder "eclipse" in the forge-directory

 

Do you mean Import Project? In Eclipse you will need to import the project in order to see it. I usually import by right clicking in the Package Explorer pane, choosing Import, choosing Existing Project Into Workspace and then browsing to find your project.

[ThexXTURBOXx]

You shouldn't need Step #2. (Although I don't think it will hurt anything.)

 

I did that everytime and for me it works (haven't tested it without yet, so you could be right... I think, that you are right, I know your coding tutorials )

 

>> Choosing the folder "eclipse" in the forge-directory

 

Do you mean Import Project? In Eclipse you will need to import the project in order to see it. I usually import by right clicking in the Package Explorer pane, choosing Import, choosing Existing Project Into Workspace and then browsing to find your project.

 

I think, that he means choosing the workspace. Then it would be right, what he does. If the project doesn't appear, then he should import it like you said.

[Izzy Axel]

You shouldn't need Step #2. (Although I don't think it will hurt anything.)

 

I did that everytime and for me it works (haven't tested it without yet, so you could be right... I think, that you are right, I know your coding tutorials )

 

>> Choosing the folder "eclipse" in the forge-directory

 

Do you mean Import Project? In Eclipse you will need to import the project in order to see it. I usually import by right clicking in the Package Explorer pane, choosing Import, choosing Existing Project Into Workspace and then browsing to find your project.

 

I think, that he means choosing the workspace. Then it would be right, what he does. If the project doesn't appear, then he should import it like you said.

 

 

'setupDecompWorkspace' runs 'setupDevWorkspace' and then links the decompiled/deobf minecraft source to your project, so yeah, you should only run 'setupDecompWorkspace'.