The import net cannot be resolved

[me1]

I'm just starting with minecraft modding but everywhere I go I find outdated questions and tutorials.

I made my mod projokt(eclipse) and opened the examplemod.java.

But the 'net' in import net.minecraft.... is underlined red. It sais 'The import net cannot be resolved'.

I use 1.15.2

pls help and if you can link a good modding tutorial pls!

 

Edit:I'll just use IntelliJ.It's easier to setup.

Edited March 31, 2020 by me1
i give up

[Budschie]

Well, that sounds like an issue with the dependencies...

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README.txt
"If at any point you are missing libraries in your IDE, or you've run into problems you can run "gradlew --refresh-dependencies" to refresh the local cache. "gradlew clean" to reset everything {this does not affect your code} and then start the processs again."

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[me1]

@Budschieit didn't help.

[Mixu_78]

You ran setupDecompWorkspace?

[me1]

@Mixu_78no. It doesn't work. Says something like 'cannot find setupDecompWorkspace'. I read somewhere that it is outdated.

[Budschie]

@Mixu_78 It's now called "genEclipseRuns"!

[Budschie]

You can just look this up in the README.txt file.

[Mixu_78]

I've only ever used 1.12.2 so esh. But why genEclipseRuns? What if they use IntelliJ? And isn't that task for making the runs for the mod?

[me1]

I did run genEclipseRuns tho.

[Budschie]

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@Mixu_78 I've only ever used 1.12.2 so esh. But why genEclipseRuns? What if they use IntelliJ? And isn't that task for making the runs for the mod?

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You can read all of this in the README.txt file in your mod directory.

Edited March 29, 2020 by Budschie

[Mixu_78]

@me1 Are you using IntelliJ or Eclipse

[Budschie]

Did you import the mod directory as an existing gradlew project into eclipse?

"gradlew eclipse" doesn't seem to work anymore.

Edited March 29, 2020 by Budschie

[me1]

@Mixu_78Eclipse

 

[me1]

@Budschiei used gradlew eclipse...

where do you get a existing project from?

 

[Budschie]

1. Create an folder outside of your mod directory.

2. Open that folder in eclipse.

3. Choose File -> Import -> Gradle -> Existing Gradle Project -> Set the project root directory to your mod directory (not your newly created folder)

4. Click on Finish.

[me1]

@BudschieI did everything how you described. It still is the same in both versions(The original and the one in the new Folder).

[Budschie]

Can I see the code (of the new version)? Maybe it's just a little syntax error?

[me1]

@BudschieI didn't write any code, it's the ExampleMod. Also: other imorts(like java.awt) still work. But here is an image:

 

[Budschie]

What librarys did you reference?

 

[me1]

@BudschieWhat do you mean by "reference librarys"?

[Mixu_78]

Tried reimporting the project after running genEclipseRuns?

[me1]

@Budschieps: I reference no librarys

[Draco18s]

  On 3/29/2020 at 6:34 PM, me1 said:

@Budschieps: I reference no librarys

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Well you should because that's where all of the vanilla code lives. In your project view window there should be a place called "referenced libraries" and it should contain about 50-60 items.

[Nick_Bomberator]

I have the same problem as @me1 and dont find anything that is "referenced libraries" in the package explorer. What will i have to add to the build bath to get it working.

thanks for help🙂

Edited July 2, 2020 by Nick_Bomberator

[Taknax]

What u mean exactly by that? @Nick_Bomberator

Edited January 18, 2021 by Taknax