Setting Up The Workspace

[MCRM]

Hi there.  I'm new to the 1.14 workspace setup process, and it's turning out harder than expected to do.  I'm to set up the workspace for eclipse so I can begin to make my mod but I can't seem to get it to download the resources for minecraft.  Is there a different process for setting up now, or am I doing something wrong.  I used gradlew genEclipseRuns as well as gradlew eclipse and nothing is getting the dependencies needed.

[Ugdhar]

Can you post the output of ./gradlew eclipse

 

Hopefully it will contain some information of use in solving your issue!

[Cadiboo]

You should use eclipse’s gradle integration to set up your workspace. I have a tutorial on how to set up a 1.14.4 workspace with eclipse at https://cadiboo.github.io/tutorials/1.14.4/forge/1.1-importing-project/eclipse/

[MCRM]

Cariboo, I followed said tutorial but I was expecting the source files for forge to generate.  Not to sound rude, especially since your no cubes mod is brilliant, but that is kinda the point of this post.  I ran both the runs files and the errors should have gone away, but they didn't.  I was originally making my mod in 1.8.9, but hit a roadblock, and then no one here would help me because a lot of people here appear to be elitists.  The best way I saw to remedy that is to make the mod in 1.14.4 and figure out what goes where working backward, but I can't seem to get the source files to appear in my mod and it won't run due to the errors.  I have started looking for a pre-setup mod folder, but I can't find any.  If you could provide one that could save a lot of pain and troubleshooting for a lot of modders.

 

Ugdhar, I read through the log and it said that the build was successful, in fact, it looked exactly like it did on Cadiboos how to.  The problem is that when I ran the .bat, it didn't make anything show up, when I ran it through eclipse it didn't make anything show up, and when I tried to look for a premade mod folder apparently no one provides those.

[DaemonUmbra]

Not wanting to support a version that is old as balls is not elitism.

And you're not going to find a pre-setup workspace, that would require redistributing Mojang's copyrighted material that is Minecraft's source code, which is illegal, ForgeGradle exists for a reason.

[Cadiboo]

  On 1/26/2020 at 11:45 PM, MCRM said:

The problem is that when I ran the .bat, it didn't make anything show up, when I ran it through eclipse it didn't make anything show up

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Did you refresh your project In eclipse afterwards? Eclipse is notoriously bad and handling changes made outside its editor.

The eclipse task should have downloaded and set up Forge which includes Minecrafts patched code and all the libraries.

The genEclipseRuns task should have downloaded all the (extra) files necessary to run the client (translations etc.) and set up your launch configs. The launch configs require your to refresh your workspace for eclipse to notice them.

 

Please post the output of running (Or trying to run) your runClient launch config.