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       I found a tutorial about animating your model in minecraft by bobmowzie and it needs llibrary, so I installed llibrary and when I used it, it gives me an error as if it doesn't exist,  where is the MowzieModelRenderer? Was it completely removed? Or they just changed the name? very irritating. :(:/  

I've never heard of that before, but you probably imported the library incorrectly. What exactly did you do? If it's a downloadable library, the easiest thing to do would be to make a folder called 'libs' in the same folder as your build.gradle script, put the library into that folder, and rerun 'gradlew setupDecompWorkspace. If you use Eclipse, also run the eclipse task. Not sure about IntelliJ.

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Just now, TheMasterGabriel said:

I've never heard of that before, but you probably imported the library incorrectly. What exactly did you do? If it's a downloadable library, the easiest thing to do would be to make a folder called 'libs' in the same folder as your build.gradle script, put the library into that folder, and rerun 'gradlew setupDecompWorkspace. If you use Eclipse, also run the eclipse task. Not sure about IntelliJ.

It's a class named MowzieModelRenderer and MowzieModelBase from the class net.ilexiconn.model.modelbase.MowzieModelBase, he said in the tutorial "Added by llibrary".

7 minutes ago, TheRPGAdventurer said:

Added by llibrary

 
 

Which you installed right? That class does not come packaged with Forge. If you want to reference external code, you need to add the libraries yourself.

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Just now, TheMasterGabriel said:

Which you installed right? That class does not come packaged with Forge. If you want to reference external code, you need to add the libraries yourself.

I don't think I installed it correctly, I get this error, Description    Resource    Path    Location    Type
Project 'MDKExample' is missing required library: 'C:\Users\win7\Desktop\Coding\1.10\ROTD\unresolved dependency - net.ilexiconn llibrary 1.7.1-1.10.2'    MDKExample        Build path    Build Path Problem, If you know can you show me a video tutorial.

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