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So, my first time trying to mod with forge has gone off to a bad start. I tried decompiling 1.4.6 with the Forge source kit, for about 5 times now. My computer seems to decompile fine with only MCP with the outcome being all of the directories intact in Eclipse. However, when I load the Forge source into Eclipse, one of the (apparently) important directories are missing.

 

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The Common Directory is missing.

 

Is there some hidden step that I'm missing? I tried restarting my Comp, reinstalling Eclipse, updating Java, grabbing a fresh Minecraft.jar, got mcpP725, and got the recommended version of Forge.

 

My Computer is a Mac OS X Lion, if that accounts to anything.

 

Any ideas, or help to resolve this issue?

Intended behaviour.

Common is dead, long live src!

Read the EAQ before posting! OR ELSE!

 

This isn't building better software, its trying to grab a place in the commit list of a highly visible github project.

 

www.forgeessentials.com

 

Don't PM me, I don't check this account unless I have to.

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I can't really tell you're actually serious... O.o

 

EDIT: So everything that the guides say that goes into the common/src now all goes into src?

common has been removed in recent versions, you should place your package inside of the src and you may also notice that EVERYTHING is in its own package now and not in only 7(or so)packages... this is an update to minecraft NOT forge

The Korecraft Mod

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common has been removed in recent versions, you should place your package inside of the src and you may also notice that EVERYTHING is in its own package now and not in only 7(or so)packages... this is an update to minecraft NOT forge

 

That clears things up a whole lot, thank you so much! :D

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