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So I just posted a thread about having trouble with my 1.12.2 forge setup and the post was closed bc it is aparently not supported on this forum. The old post can be found here: 

I now tried the same thing again with 1.15 and the same thing happened, now can you help me?

44 minutes ago, Enator18 said:

As you can see, there is no referenced libraries, and i can't do any forge stuff

I would start with the MDK, because it looks like you haven't got a mods.toml in your resources anywhere. You are also not using any sort of useful package name. Using the MDK as it comes will start you out with a skeleton project you can edit to your needs.

 

Once you've extracted the appropriate MDK files into a folder, import that folder into eclipse as an existing gradle project. It will do it's thing (if it doesn't, from the cmd prompt in your project folder, try gradlew --stop then refresh gradle projects)

 

When that finishes, run the genEclipseRuns gradle task.

 

Then you'll be ready to rock.

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I did exactly as you detailed, and I got a slightly better result but still didn't work. I went into the examplemod and it didn't recognize any of the forge stuff, but then i did ctrl+shift+o and it imported everything, but then didn't recognize the imports that it just created. image.thumb.png.e94d00405776f18c9556e44b18cde1d0.png

The gradle project is still not setup, if you right-click on the project, select Gradle -> Refresh Gradle Project it should fix that. If it errors, try the gradlew --stop from the commandline in your project folder. If it gives errors after that, please post them so we can see what's up. :)

Please remove the project from Eclipse, then run `gradlew eclipse genEclipseRuns` in your project's directory, then re-import the project into Eclipse.

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i removed the gradlew eclipse and gradlew genEclipseRuns and readded the project and nothing got fixed

Did you run the eclipse task or only genEclipseRuns? To be honest, if I were you I would redo the project and follow a tutorial such as this to the letter, and see if that works.

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I think i found the source of the problem. I went into the build path configuration and found this, how do i fix. This is after doing gradlew genEclipseRuns and gradlew eclipse then importing it as a java project (i have tried it as a gradle project and i have the same problem.) 

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