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Hello, I'm not entirely sure what to do here. I've just started getting into Minecraft modding (I'm mostly into c++, but the game has lured me into Java). I've ran through the necessary steps to decompile and recompile Minecraft with FML, but after trying to setup the project in Netbeans, some of the classes aren't being recognized. I.e com.google, org.objectweb and possibly some others if I haven't found them. These are FML folders so I'm guessing I've done something wrong. (I would try it in Eclipse also, but for some reason no matter what I do eclipse won't work on my PC. I went through 4 days of misery trying to get it to work. A whole day googling, then another 3 on forums, and to my disappointment, nobody was able to figure it out.) I haven't been able to find a tutorial that shows how set up a FML project in Netbeans, only in eclipse. Perhaps somebody can take a look at my project settings and see if there's something wrong?

 

I'll post the steps I took, but I found something in the "Read first" thread that may have explained that I didn't get the libraries downloaded correctly. Should I just replace the jars in my MCP folder with the downloaded ones (Yes I downloaded them through the link)

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