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    Apr 4, 2017
    Nagi posted a message on Most accesible way to learn how to code for Java?
    Quote from NaaameMC»

    Hello, so I've recently decided that I wanted to get back into learning how to code. I gained some basic knowledge around 2 years ago, but the sources I was using to learn were extremely limited, and I couldn't seem to find a steady and efficient way to understand everything I needed to know to code for modding. I wanted to know if there was a (not specifically easy) way to learn how to code that was effective, efficient and helpful all around source that could help me consistently. Pricing is not a worry, free or not, I want the safest form of learning available on the internet. (Besides taking actual classes for it of course; I want to learn at my own pace. This however is not out of the question and is likely a last resort.)

    Thanks in advance.


    https://www.codecademy.com/learn/learn-java

    Try this first?
    Posted in: Modification Development
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    Jul 21, 2016
    Nagi posted a message on Forge [1.11/1.10] Setting Up Mod Environment with IntelliJ IDEA

    If you're using IntelliJ, I assume you have at least some experience, so I will skip the basic parts.

    1. Make sure your 'Environment Variables' are all setup. (Most importantly, JAVA_HOME)

    2. Download Minecraft Forge 'MDK' from here. (Pick the version you want to mod on)


    3. Unzip and extract to a folder of your choice.


    4. Open up Command Prompt and cd it to the root of your MDK folder.


    5. Type gradlew setupDecompWorkspace and wait until you see 'BUILD SUCCESSFUL' (If it fails, try it again)

    6. Type gradlew setupDevWorkspace ideaModule and wait until you see 'BUILD SUCCESSFUL'(Don't close your Command Prompt yet,we'll need it later)

    7. Now start up IntelliJ and [Create New Project -> Empty Project] OR just import build.gradle as a project. (Located in your MDK root)

    8. Click 'Ok' and a window will pop up. Click on the partially blue button on the top right side that says 'Project Structure' and go to 'Projects' tab.

    9. Choose your Project SDK. Mine would be 1.8(or whatever's set in your JAVA_HOME).


    10. Under Project Language Level, pick 'SDK Default'.

    11. Next, go to 'Modules' tab and click on the Green '+' symbol and click on 'Import Module'.

    12. Look for Forge.iml or whatever iml file you have in your Forge MDK folder and import that.


    13. If there are any pop-ups, do whatever is said otherwise close IntelliJ.


    14.Type gradlew genIntellijRuns (in CMD)and wait for it. Once it's done, launch IntelliJ IDEA again.


    *IMPORTANT* If you're running IntelliJ 2016 and above, under the tab along with 'Minecraft Client' and 'Minecraft Server', click on 'Edit Configurations'.


    Look for 'Use classpath of module' and change it to the one that looks like 'xxx_main'


    Click on 'Apply' and close it!


    Test via clicking the arrow button on top right.


    If it launches Minecraft, you're good to go !!


    Also, more information can be found at the official Forge documentation here.


    Cheers and enjoy modding!!

    Posted in: Mapping and Modding Tutorials
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    Apr 3, 2017
    Nagi posted a message on Forge [1.11/1.10] Setting Up Mod Environment with IntelliJ IDEA

    Updated with more information.

    Posted in: Mapping and Modding Tutorials
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    Dec 31, 2015
    Nagi posted a message on │★PyroCraft★│[NEW SERVER]│Vanilla│Whitelist│[14+]

    Bump! This server is awesome!!!!! <3<3<3 Gives me butterflies!

    Posted in: PC Servers
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    Aug 28, 2014
    Nagi posted a message on Is Making A Mod Very Difficult?
    Sorry to burst your bubble but, you'll never be the one who came up with the idea. It was long thought of and made, but just not updated.
    People are really backwards about the difference between invention and innovation. You can make the existing one better. But nope, you won't be the one who came up with the idea.
    Posted in: Mods Discussion
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    May 21, 2014
    Nagi posted a message on IndustrialCraft2 Crash Any help anyone?
    Optifine/IC2 Incompatibility. I'm not sure whether it's fixed, but remove either one and you should be fine.
    Posted in: Mods Discussion
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    May 21, 2014
    Nagi posted a message on Forum nickname change request
    Oh, thank you so much, Koumus!!!

    For all the trouble, here's an apple! :-(o):

    Thanks again!
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    May 19, 2014
    Nagi posted a message on Private modpack creation and questions
    I would think streaming is basically like doing a mod review(plus advertisement for the mod), and you don't profit from it(unless you do), so why not?
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    May 19, 2014
    Nagi posted a message on IC2 Crashing
    You're using way obsolete versions of MFFS and IC2.

    Get 2.0.397 for IC2 and 3.6.2.9 for MFFS.
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    Dec 31, 2013
    Nagi posted a message on Minefusion.net - Looking for builders
    Quote from Epke

    Minecraft Username? Teqwila

    Age? 20

    Do you have Skype? I do, it's Hayria.

    How frequently are you online? For the sake of honesty, not as much as I'd like to be, as I go to college and work and try to keep a decent social life simultaneously, but I check in almost every day and if people are online and there's stuff to do I tend to stay for way longer than I should. You know - no-bathroom-breaks-or-sleep type of stay.

    Timezone? G- uh- I live in Sweden, so I think UTC/GMT +1 hour.

    What theme you think you're better/best at? To throw it out there, I'm terrible with redstone, but in terms of building themes I find myself excelling in smaller/medium sized builds with quaint and medieval themes/appearances, though I also build more or less modern things comfortably as well. I can figure things out and I learn quickly. I can do neat things of great variations with very small surfaces. I also have a knack for making things look old or broken and run-down/abandoned.

    Why would you like to become a staff member? Because I've been on a ton of servers and all of them slowly die in one way or the other, and I've realised that things work out best when I help out, even if it's just a little bit. I'd love to be part of a team!
    What can you help with in terms of building and why? I think I can help out with anything but really, really huge builds, wherever there are details needed, to choose materials and themes to work with; farms, stables, water builds, and houses of all types, shapes and colours. I can help out with making villages that have everything a village would need and keep it looking more or less realistic (you know, as far as Minecraft goes).

    Some previous work ( Screenshots or videos)? Bleep, doop, deep, bloop, boop, duup.


    Hey, Epke! You're in! Added you on skype ! :P
    Posted in: Server Recruitment
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