Hello people,

 

I started modding with last MC version(1.10.2) and created my first mod, which I already released.

Now I made some changes to the mod, while still coding with the 1.10 forge and everything worked fine.

Now that I finished my work, I wanted to update forge and the mod to 1.11 before I release the update.

Well I did everything you need to do(get the new forge-version, put the gradlew commands in the cmd) and I can run 1.11 in eclipse now.

But my mod, doesn't load the new forgeSrc-library from the Forge-Project and it won't get loaded into Minecraft.

Any idea how to fix this? I tried many things, but my mod won't accept the library

 

Thanks in advance,

 

RaphiiWarren

you need to start fresh a new folder do that whole stuff over then simply copy and paste your src code over. If you try to upgrade in same folder you need to do more work clean up stuff I couldn't figure it out and it never worked for me.

 

So

 

this worked for me

 

1.10.2 folder

make a 1.11 folder copy all the forge stuff do setupDecomp and setup project for whatver IDE you use

copy 1.10.2 src over to 1.11

erase 1.10.2

open your IDE and start to change the code over to 1.11

 

 

This did not work for me

1.10.2 folder change gradle to 1.11 setupDecom + all that stuff

try to run CRASH issues errors bugs broken not compiling

I will try that. Currently I found the location of the forgeSrc-library and added it into my mod project. Maybe that works, otherwise I will try your idea

You can simply add the library in the compile path i think. But I don't know how is setup so I can't help you with that. I just did it all over let forge do the hard work for me. I only mod i don't dev forge so I don't know how is setup. good luck

 

edit: if my adv doesn't work maybe someone else has a better idea

No, you don't need to start over from scratch. Just change the Minecraft version, Forge version, and mappings versions in your

build.gradle

file and re-run the

gradlew setupDecompWorkspace eclipse

command.

No, you don't need to start over from scratch. Just change the Minecraft version, Forge version, and mappings versions in your

build.gradle

file and re-run the

gradlew setupDecompWorkspace eclipse

command.

 

That didn't work for me when  idid it. I think you also need to clear cache and referesh dependencies maybe I dunno.