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Hello everyone! I'm trying to setup my Minecraft Forge files for 1.13. I downloaded the zipped file and extracted the necessary ones to a folder and ran the command prompt command the Forge Documentation website told me to run, which is 'setupDecompWorkspace'. I did a bit of research and found out that it does not work for 1.13 and I need to do something else. How do I go about setting up my Forge files. I'm also trying to use the latest version of Eclipse so if there is anything else I have to do for that, please inform me.

There is no setupDecompWorkspace in 1.13

I don't know if eclipse has gradle support built-in, if it doesn't install the appropriate plugin and simply import the MDK as a gradle project, gradle will do the rest for you.

Is mod development without an IDE no longer supported?  eg: editing the source in vim and using "gradle build" to build from the command line?  In that scenario, setupDecompWorkspace would set up the directory, including placing decompiled source code in build\tmp.  Does the eclipse setup still do this when eclipse isn't installed?

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