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I am unable to view the source code of some Minecraft classes in eclipse... I usually look at vanilla code for reference, but it seems I can't look at some...

Is there any gradlew commands I have to run? Or do I have to wait until a more stable Forge 1.13.2 is released?

 

(Note: net.minecraft.block.Block.class is all okay, but net.minecraft.block.BlockDoor doesn't have any source code available.)

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Did you read the "README.txt" file? Because it contains all the information you need to know in order to setup a project, it describes the process for both Eclipse and Intellij, if you follow it correctly you should be able to view the source code just fine.

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I thought I had already done everything in the README, but seems I missed a step or something!
Tried going through it again and now it works... Sorry for the inconvenience!

Just now, Highlord_Will said:

I thought I had already done everything in the README, but seems I missed a step or something!
Tried going through it again and now it works... Sorry for the inconvenience!

No problem! We all make mistakes, it's the small ones that's difficult to solve

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