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These tasks can be run in the terminal using.

Generate the run configurations for your IDE using the appropriate Gradle task.

For Visual Studio Code: This step can be skipped as it was already done in the previous step.

Wait for the setup process to complete and the Minecraft sources are decompiled.

gradlew eclipse, then File > Open Folder.

For IntelliJ IDEA: File > Open, select and open the folder, select the adle file, click OK, click Open as Project.

For Eclipse: File > Import > Gradle > Existing Gradle Project, select the folder for the Project root directory, click Finish.

Open your IDE of choice, and import the project as a Gradle project.

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Download the MDK from the official Minecraft Forge download site and extract the MDK into an empty folder.README.txt - Readme file with the basic setup instructions.LICENSE.txt - File containing the licensing information for Forge and libraries.

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gradlew.bat - The Windows batch file for executing the Gradle wrapper.

gradlew - The *nix shell file for executing the Gradle wrapper.

gradle.properties - The Gradle properties file, for defining additional variables and options.

CREDITS.txt - Forge's credits/ thank you file.

changelog.txt - The Forge version changelog.

adle - The Gradle buildscript, which defines the project and tasks.

gitignore - Used by Git for specifying intentionally untracked/ignored files gitattributes - Used by Git for specifying attributes for files

pack.mcmeta - File used by Minecraft to identify data and resource packs.

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mods.toml - The mods.toml file, where mods are declared.META-INF - The folder for metadata information files.resources - The resources for the main source set.java - The java sources for the main source set.gradle/wrapper/ - The folder containing the Gradle wrapper, Forge uses Version 7.4.2.The group ID in the dependency descriptor must be present (due to the presence of non-flat directory repositories as added by ForgeGradle), but it will always be ignored. When a dependency artifact is searched for in a flat directory repository, it will look for the following files in order ( ext defaults to jar) :įor example, for the dependency :junit-jupiter-api:5.7.2, it will first search for junit-jupiter-api-5.7.2.jar then junit-jupiter-api.jar. Ī flat directory repository is declared using a flatDir block within the repositories block, and specifying directories using dirs: Gradle allows declaring flat directory repositories, which use a local directory as a simplified repository.

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There are occasions where it is needed to temporarily add a dependency on a JAR file that is not present in a Maven repository, such as to add a mod which adds some developer tools during runtime. This is done using the fg.deobf function, which creates a dependency which is dynamically remapped to the local environment's mappings.įor example, to declare a dependency on the mezz.jei:jei-1.16.5:7.6.1.75 library (which is obfuscated): These mods/libraries must be deobfuscated to the development environment's mappings first. Mods (and libraries which use Minecraft code) are usually released as an SRG-obfuscated JAR, which prevents their direct use in development environments due to mismatch between SRG names from the mod/library and the MCP/mapped names in the development environment. Implementation 'net.minecraftforge:eventbus:5.0.3' 'implementation' is for the main source set įor example, to declare a dependency on the net:minecraftforge:eventbus:5.0.3 library from the main source set:

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Soft dependencies usually take the form of isolated code dependencies, where the code that depends on the soft-dependency is isolated from the rest of the mod until the soft-dependency is detected as being present.Ī mod declares a dependency on a mod or library through Gradle, through the dependencies block. This often takes the form of cross-mod compatibility features, where a mod soft-depends on another mod or the mod's API. Hard dependencies should be declared using a dependency configuration to allow the Forge Mod Loader to detect the missing dependency and gracefully handle it by showing an error screen to the user, rather than the JVM crashing with a non-user-friendly exception message.Ī soft dependency is a dependency where the dependent mod does not require the dependency is present, but extra features or compatibility is added in the case of the dependency being present. This may be in the form of a code dependency, wherein the JVM will crash due to the missing class, field, or method from the dependency, or it may be in the form of a dependency configuration which mandates that the dependency is present. There are two types of mod dependencies: hard dependencies, and soft dependencies.Ī hard dependency is a dependency where the dependent mod requires that the dependency is present.

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