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I am suck on setting up GitHub. I follow these instructions.
Open up Terminal (or Command Prompt), and type "cd {drag your modding workspace folder in here}". "cd" means change directory, so in order for the commands to get run properly, we need to be in the right folder. After you do that, type "git clone {https clone url}". This clones the repository into your workspace folder. If you look at the folder, you should see a new folder with the name of your repository inside.
Can you give me an example of what I will type into Command Prompt? I've tried,
I am suck on setting up GitHub. I follow these instructions.
Open up Terminal (or Command Prompt), and type "cd {drag your modding workspace folder in here}". "cd" means change directory, so in order for the commands to get run properly, we need to be in the right folder. After you do that, type "git clone {https clone url}". This clones the repository into your workspace folder. If you look at the folder, you should see a new folder with the name of your repository inside.
Can you give me an example of what I will type into Command Prompt? I've tried,
I just want to tell you that the tutorials are very well made except for 1 thing. It would be perfect if you could add all the classes that you have changed at the bottom of the tutorial so that people can easily check if they have done everything right.
Otherwise very good tutorials!
EDIT: This would also help to remove problems that some of the users have, like mine and calum12's.
It may be an issue with the tutorial. I'll look at it again and see if everything adds up. In the meantime, mind posting any relevant classes and files, along with the location of your texture?
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While changing the path for JDK, I chose "Advanced System Settings" , "Envoirnment Variables..." , "Path" and then put the location of the JDK installion home, not bin and it is still stating the same error.
While changing the path for JDK, I chose "Advanced System Settings" , "Envoirnment Variables..." , "Path" and then put the location of the JDK installion home, not bin and it is still stating the same error.
That isn't my line of expertise unfortunately, since I run OS X. My only advice would be google.
I also have an idea for the tutorials, you should say where to add the code, because sometimes it gets confusing. Also, you should show the finished class afterward. Like, the WHOLE class, with the imports and stuff. I was just having some errors with my code, but turns out, I only needed to import org.apache.logging.log4j.Level into the LogHelper. You didn't say to import that, but I checked them all over and over, and finally got it. Please make what you need to import, and the full classes code clearer. Anyway, great tutorials!
I also have an idea for the tutorials, you should say where to add the code, because sometimes it gets confusing. Also, you should show the finished class afterward. Like, the WHOLE class, with the imports and stuff. I was just having some errors with my code, but turns out, I only needed to import org.apache.logging.log4j.Level into the LogHelper. You didn't say to import that, but I checked them all over and over, and finally got it. Please make what you need to import, and the full classes code clearer. Anyway, great tutorials!
Umm... You're supposed to figure the importing stuff on your own. Press Ctrl+Shift+O to import any needed classes.
1. Use the following command "cd c:\users\YOURUSER\documents\mcworkspace" without the quotation marks. The command should be something similar as you will most likely have put your workspace in your documents
2. Use the gradlew command.
If this doesn't work, tell me and the error that you get and I will try to help.
1. Use the following command "cd c:\users\YOURUSER\documents\mcworkspace" without the quotation marks. The command should be something similar as you will most likely have put your workspace in your documents
2. Use the gradlew command.
If this doesn't work, tell me and the error that you get and I will try to help.
I changed the target directory to, "C:\Users\**********\Desktop\Modding Workspace\Infernium"
from "C:\Users\**********\Desktop\Modding Workspace"
It's now doing it's thing, I will edit this when the results come back.
im sorry most of this means nothing to me i am very new to any code what so ever but i think i know what you mean and yes thank (trying to make a straightjacket mod :P)
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I am suck on setting up GitHub. I follow these instructions.
Open up Terminal (or Command Prompt), and type "cd {drag your modding workspace folder in here}". "cd" means change directory, so in order for the commands to get run properly, we need to be in the right folder. After you do that, type "git clone {https clone url}". This clones the repository into your workspace folder. If you look at the folder, you should see a new folder with the name of your repository inside.
Can you give me an example of what I will type into Command Prompt? I've tried,
cd "C:\Users\---------------\Desktop\Modding Workspace" git clone https://github.com/toastdude78/Infernium.git
That doesn't seem to work.
Did you set up GitHub?
Have you tried dragging your folder instead of manually typing it?
It may be an issue with the tutorial. I'll look at it again and see if everything adds up. In the meantime, mind posting any relevant classes and files, along with the location of your texture?
Exactly what I did. Did I get the spacing in between the words/phrases wrong?
Actually, you are running two commands. "cd path/to/your/folder" and "git clone link".
Sorry about this, again.
This is my error for these instructions.
"First, you'll want to change the directory using "cd". Once in the desired directory (should be your mods folder), type these commands in.
Windows: gradlew setupDecompWorkspace eclipse"
Install and use the JDK.
The only good thing I am doing here is bumping your thread. Oh man how I cannot read directions.
It's completely fine. You have to start somewhere, and you'll have your mistakes. Not asking is only hurting yourself :).
While changing the path for JDK, I chose "Advanced System Settings" , "Envoirnment Variables..." , "Path" and then put the location of the JDK installion home, not bin and it is still stating the same error.
That isn't my line of expertise unfortunately, since I run OS X. My only advice would be google.
I also have an idea for the tutorials, you should say where to add the code, because sometimes it gets confusing. Also, you should show the finished class afterward. Like, the WHOLE class, with the imports and stuff. I was just having some errors with my code, but turns out, I only needed to import org.apache.logging.log4j.Level into the LogHelper. You didn't say to import that, but I checked them all over and over, and finally got it. Please make what you need to import, and the full classes code clearer. Anyway, great tutorials!
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Curse PremiumUmm... You're supposed to figure the importing stuff on your own. Press Ctrl+Shift+O to import any needed classes.
Now it is stating that "gradlew" is not a recognized command. aye yai aye
I changed the target directory to, "C:\Users\**********\Desktop\Modding Workspace\Infernium"
from "C:\Users\**********\Desktop\Modding Workspace"
It's now doing it's thing, I will edit this when the results come back.
WORKS "Build Successful"
Maybe this will help.
hey thanks i have been wanting to learn for a long time now i finally can i made a account just to post this thanks xD
hey what about making a armor out of a a existing items such as wool and iron? i cant find it in any of them
Can you explain a bit more? Like, using vanilla items (in that case, use the Items or Blocks class)?
im sorry most of this means nothing to me i am very new to any code what so ever but i think i know what you mean and yes thank (trying to make a straightjacket mod :P)