Having Issue With Setup of Forge [New]

[LanInWonderland]

Hi! I have been trying to start modding, but one error keeps on preventing me from doing that. Everytime that I try to start, the error "____ cannot be resolved into type" keeps on showing up. I have tried Ctrl+O to no avail.

Please Help!

 

 

 

 

Thanks Everyone!

[LanInWonderland]

[Kokkie]

Ctrl+Shift+O will auto-import stuff in Eclipse, hover over the text and it will show some quick-fixes as well

[LanInWonderland]

The quick fixes are as follows: Create annotation or Fix Project setup. Which would should I do?

[Kokkie]

You don't have forge installed in the project you are using it in...

[LanInWonderland]

How would you install forge into the project? I have followed this tutorial. Is it out of date or did I do something wrong? (Sorry, I'm a noob)

http://bedrockminer.jimdo.com/modding-tutorials/set-up-minecraft-forge/set-up-advanced-setup/

[Kokkie]

Why don't you just use the normal way? Why would you make 2 projects for it?

[LanInWonderland]

Could you tell me what the normal way is? I just followed the tutorial and it told me to do this.

[Kokkie]

Put the folders and classes etc. in the src/main folders

[Kokkie]

In the 'Test' project

[larsgerrits]

Follow this: http://mcforge.readthedocs.io/en/latest/gettingstarted/.

 

The "advanced" way is just more hassle than needed, and is a remnant of modding before Gradle was used to set up your workspace.

[LanInWonderland]

Thank you so much!