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Guide on Forge contribution #77
Guide on Forge contribution #77
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If a dialog pops up, select "Open as Project". | ||
2. In the wizard that follows, make sure that "Create separate module per source set" is checked and that the "Use default gradle wrapper" option is active. Confirm the dialog. | ||
3. After IDEA is done importing the project and indexing the files, open the Gradle sidebar on the right hand side of your screen | ||
4. Open the "forge" project tree, select "Tasks", then "forgegradle" and right click the "Create Forge [setup]" option |
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I would suggest to run ./gradlew setupForge
in command line. It is way slower to execute in idea.
Status? |
I'll have some more free time in the next couple of days and I'll dedicate it to the various projects I've taken up recently, including this. So expect some progress in the near future. |
Any progress on this? |
So... I've finally found time to revisit this and added the instructions for getting test mods to work with IDEA. I still have to look into doing this with eclipse, but I'll ask people with some more experience with the IDE for that. |
Thanks @PaleoCrafter ! |
As per @mezz's request, I wrote down a guide on how to set up a Forge development environment and I included his PR guidelines (see forum).
The guide currently only covers the setup for IntelliJ IDEA based on cpw's video. Hence, this PR is to be considered WIP.
ToDo list: