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MinecraftMod


About

Minecraft mod made with Forge

Installation

  1. Install Minecraft
  2. Install Minecraft Forge
  3. Install Java SE JDK
  4. Set JAVA_HOME environment variable to JRE installation folder e.g. C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0_111
  5. Install Eclipse

Windows

$ cd C:\Minecraft\ForgeModding
$ git clone https://github.com/howprice/MinecraftMod
$ gradlew setupDecompWorkspace
$ gradlew eclipse
  1. Open Eclipse with workspace C:\Minecraft\ForgeModding\workspace
  2. Close the Welcome screen
  3. File->Import... Gradle->Gradle Project->Next-> Project root directory = C:\Minecraft\MinecraftMod Next->Next->Finish->Overwrite
  4. In Package Explorer, expand the MinecraftMod project, and right-click on JRE System Library -> Properties and set Execution Environment to match installed JDK version e.g. JavaSE-1.8 (jre1.8.0_111)

Running in Eclipse

Run->Run Configurations... Java Application -> MinecraftMod_Client -> Run

Minecraft should start up.

Click on the Mods button and the "Example mod" should be there. Note: the version number will probably show as "$version", but will be fine when run in game.

Running in Minecraft

Open command window:

$ cd C:\Minecraft\ForgeModding\MinecraftMod
$ gradlew build
  1. Copy C:\Minecraft\ForgeModding\MinecraftMod\build\libs\examplemod-0.1.jar into %appdata%.minecraft\mods\
  2. Start Minecraft -> Edit Profile
  3. Use version of Forge installed e.g. release 1.10.2-forge1.10.2-12.18.2.2114
  4. Launcher visibility: Keep the launcher open
  5. Save Profile
  6. Play
  7. Mod button * Example Mod should be there with correct version number as specified in C:\Minecraft\ForgeModding\MinecraftMod\build.gradle

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