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Building & Gradling.

Setup

You should setup the decompile environment if you plan on using Eclipse:

  1. gradlew setupDecompWorkspace to build the deobfuscation environment for the first time.
  2. gradlew eclipse [--refresh-dependencies] to build Eclipse project files.

The build tasks and gradle setup has been configured to operate out of the box, but requires some user-end setup before it will work properly.

  1. Import the project directory into your Eclipse workspace.
  2. By default, you should already have /src/main/java set as a Source folder; if not, add it.
  3. Add /src/externs/java and /src/main/resources as Source folders if they are not Source folders.
  4. You may need to add libraries and set the LWJGL natives folder (/build/natives; perform step 13 if you don't have this directory already).
  5. Create the /runtime and the /server_runtime folder, case sensitive.
  6. Create a new Debug profile, give it any name.
  7. Select the Target Project as the LanteaCraft root source.
  8. When launching as a client use GradleStart as the Main.
  9. Tell Forge to use 1.7 by setting the Program Arguments to --version 1.7 --tweakClass cpw.mods.fml.common.launcher.FMLTweaker.
  10. Tell Forge to ignore any invalid chain certificates by adding -Dfml.ignoreInvalidMinecraftCertificates=true to the VM arguments.
  11. You must add -Dfml.coreMods.load=pcl.lc.coremod.LCCoreMod to the VM arguments of your configuration. Forge will not detect coremods which are not in jar format, even if they exist in /bin.
  12. Set the Working Directory to the /runtime folder.
  13. If you need to specify a JDT Launcher, select one, then press Apply.

Erratum

  • If you require a specific username for your test, you should set the --username= parameter in Program Arguments.
  • When testing on servers without logging in, you should manually set the --uuid= parameter to match a UUID.
  • If you find you have no /build/natives directory after performing a build or jar task, use gradle[w] eclipse --refresh-dependencies.
  • If you intend to run the gradle[w] jar task, you need to set JAVA_HOME and BUILD_NUMBER. **BUILD_NUMBER is usually set by Jenkins and will default to 0 in gradle tasks if not set in the environment (see http://lanteacraft.com/jenkins/env-vars.html).