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Issue when building with gradle #15
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Satin wasn't found, can you send the entire gradle log? |
--- com.github.0x3C50:Renderer:master-SNAPSHOT |
Totally forgot about this issue, did you get it to work? I tried to reproduce the issue a few days ago and it worked fine. |
originally I was following your guide "How to make a modern fabric client" following the steps I was not able to get it to work but it might of been through my own ignorance of being fairly new to Java / Gradle. I ended up putting it in my repository manually rather than using Gradle because I kept getting that Satin error. Works great though! |
Thanks! |
I'm trying to get the latest version using jitpack and gradle but I get a similar error to @Tobejizzle: I've tried getting the build directly from jitpack but the same error persists. The version before this works fine but I need the |
This is weird, the dependency resolves correctly on my end. Try to limit the jitpack repository to only accept the dependencies you directly use, the jitpack repo might wrongfully pick up on the |
I tried adding a repositories {
maven {
url 'https://jitpack.io'
content { includeGroup "com.github.0x3C50" }
}
} This is how the dependency looks like btw: Here's the full error if it helps
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It seems to just be version dependent I got tired of trying to fix it and just went with different commits that did work. |
Could it have to do with me not being on 1.20? The mod I'm making is 1.19.3. |
It seems to not have added the repository, can you try adding the satin repository to your own build script manually? Instructions for that can be found on the satin github page. |
I tried doing it manually and after following their instructions and realising they have switched maven group a couple of times, I got it working. It seems as though they switched maven group for builds after 1.20 which means my mod didn't grab the correct repo. In their instruction they specify that you should use I suppose the dependencies for Renderer use the new maven group which explains why it worked for you. |
Now I get another issue however. Because the latest version of Renderer is for 1.20, the fabric loader has now started complaining of incompatible mod sets. It wants both fabric-api for 1.20 and Renderer for 1.20. |
Yes, that is actually because you're on the wrong minecraft version. Renderer only supports 1.20 right now due to pretty significant changes regarding apis it uses from 1.19.4 to 1.20. You can downport the library yourself, or use an older version for 1.19.4 |
I would try using this. I pulled this from a previous 1.19.3 project that for some reason did not have the same satin issue for me.
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The thing I really need is the |
Sure, but the obj renderer uses a lot of other internals from the library, you'd need to port those as well |
When I try to build my gradle project with this repo i get this error :
Could not find io.github.ladysnake:satin:1.9.0
any help is appreciated,
thanks :)
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