Masas minecraft modding setup - Muutoshistoria

Masa: Some updates

2017-03-19T21:03:52Z

Some updates

R3becca: typo correction

2016-07-01T13:26:28Z

typo correction

← Vanhempi versio		Versio 1. heinäkuuta 2016 kello 16.26
Rivi 35:		Rivi 35:
	# Then similarly to the above, right click the project and select New -> Folder		# Then similarly to the above, right click the project and select New -> Folder
	# Then click Advanced -> Link to alternate location, and then browse to the minecraft_modding/1.9.x/mods/modnamehere/src/main/java directory, but this time name it 'src' in the "Folder name" field in the eclipse dialog, so that it appears as 'src' in the package explorer too		# Then click Advanced -> Link to alternate location, and then browse to the minecraft_modding/1.9.x/mods/modnamehere/src/main/java directory, but this time name it 'src' in the "Folder name" field in the eclipse dialog, so that it appears as 'src' in the package explorer too
	# Then in the package explorer for both the newly added 'resources' and the 'src' directories, right click them and select "Build path" -> "Use as source ~~folded~~"		# Then in the package explorer for both the newly added 'resources' and the 'src' directories, right click them and select "Build path" -> "Use as source folder"
	# At this point you should have all the code stuff set up in eclipse, the final step is editing the run configuration so that you can actually launch the game with the mods		# At this point you should have all the code stuff set up in eclipse, the final step is editing the run configuration so that you can actually launch the game with the mods
	# From the top, beside Debug icon, click the down arrow -> Debug configurations		# From the top, beside Debug icon, click the down arrow -> Debug configurations

Masa: Minor clarifications

2016-07-01T12:54:43Z

Minor clarifications

← Vanhempi versio		Versio 1. heinäkuuta 2016 kello 15.54
Rivi 4:		Rivi 4:
	* I then import the 'forge' directory (inside where the mdk was extracted to, and where ./gradlew setupDecompWorkspace and ./gradlew eclipse were run) into it		* I then import the 'forge' directory (inside where the mdk was extracted to, and where ./gradlew setupDecompWorkspace and ./gradlew eclipse were run) into it
	* In the 'forge' project's build path configuration, I hit 'Select all' on the 'Order and Export' tab, so that the mods can use the libraries too, when they have this 'forge' project as a dependency		* In the 'forge' project's build path configuration, I hit 'Select all' on the 'Order and Export' tab, so that the mods can use the libraries too, when they have this 'forge' project as a dependency
	* Then I create a new 'Java project' for each of the mods that I want to have in the workspace, and I select the 'forge' project as a dependency, so that the mods can see and access the minecraft and forge code and libraries		* Then I create a new 'Java project' for each of the mods that I want to have in the workspace, and I select the 'forge' project as a dependency (from the Projects tab in the "New Java Project" menu), so that the mods can see and access the minecraft and forge code and libraries
	* For each of those mods/java projects, I add the 'resources' (from modname/src/main/resources) and 'src' (from modname/src/main/java) folders		* For each of those mods/java projects, I add the 'resources' (from modname/src/main/resources) and 'src' (from modname/src/main/java) folders
	* I add those 'resources' and 'src' folders as 'source folders' so that the code is visible on the class path (or whatever...)		* I add those 'resources' and 'src' folders as 'source folders' so that the code is visible on the class path (or whatever...)
Rivi 28:		Rivi 28:
	# Then go to the "Order and Export" tab, hit Select All and then Ok		# Then go to the "Order and Export" tab, hit Select All and then Ok
	# Then, assuming you have some mod code somewhere (ie. a mod project under the mods/ directory) ready to be added, do the following steps:		# Then, assuming you have some mod code somewhere (ie. a mod project under the mods/ directory) ready to be added, do the following steps:
	# In the package explorer, right click and select New -> Java project, give it a name -> Next		# In the package explorer, right click and select New -> "Java project", give it a name and click Next
	# Then on the "Source" tab right click on the 'src' dir it has added and select "Remove from build path", then on the Projects tab click "Add" and select the 'forge' project, then click Finish		# Then on the "Source" tab right click on the 'src' dir it has added and select "Remove from build path", then on the Projects tab click "Add" and select the 'forge' project, then click Finish
	# Then from the package explorer, select the src directory under that new project, and hit delete to remove it completely		# Then from the package explorer, select the src directory under that new project, and hit delete to remove it completely

Masa: Added a summary

2016-06-28T16:19:50Z

Added a summary

← Vanhempi versio		Versio 28. kesäkuuta 2016 kello 19.19
Rivi 1:		Rivi 1:
	- I have my directory structure like so:		==== Summary / description ====
	* minecraft_modding		The basic idea of my eclipse workspace setup is this:
	* minecraft_modding/1.9.x/		* I start with a clean, empty workspace.
	* minecraft_modding/1.9.x/eclipse		* I then import the 'forge' directory (inside where the mdk was extracted to, and where ./gradlew setupDecompWorkspace and ./gradlew eclipse were run) into it
	* minecraft_modding/1.9.x/forge		* In the 'forge' project's build path configuration, I hit 'Select all' on the 'Order and Export' tab, so that the mods can use the libraries too, when they have this 'forge' project as a dependency
	* minecraft_modding/1.9.x/minecraft		* Then I create a new 'Java project' for each of the mods that I want to have in the workspace, and I select the 'forge' project as a dependency, so that the mods can see and access the minecraft and forge code and libraries
	* minecraft_modding/1.9.x/mods		* For each of those mods/java projects, I add the 'resources' (from modname/src/main/resources) and 'src' (from modname/src/main/java) folders
			* I add those 'resources' and 'src' folders as 'source folders' so that the code is visible on the class path (or whatever...)
			* And finally all the mods that I want to be loaded with Minecraft, I add in the run configuration Classpath, User Entries section

			==== Step-by-step setup ====
			* I have my directory structure like so:
			minecraft_modding
			minecraft_modding/1.9.x/
			minecraft_modding/1.9.x/eclipse
			minecraft_modding/1.9.x/forge
			minecraft_modding/1.9.x/minecraft
			minecraft_modding/1.9.x/mods

	# After you have those 4 directories under the 1.9.x directory, then you can change to the minecraft_modding/1.9.x/forge directory, extract the forge mdk there and then run the "gradlew setupDecompWorkspace" and "gradlew eclipse" tasks		# After you have those 4 directories under the 1.9.x directory, then you can change to the minecraft_modding/1.9.x/forge directory, extract the forge mdk there and then run the "gradlew setupDecompWorkspace" and "gradlew eclipse" tasks

Masa: Some clarification

2016-06-27T17:24:31Z

Some clarification

← Vanhempi versio		Versio 27. kesäkuuta 2016 kello 20.24
Rivi 16:		Rivi 16:
	# On the Libraries tab, check that you have 'JRE System Library' in the list only once (in the past it appeared twice at least for me, and that caused problems, so I had to remove one, save, then they would both vanish, so then I would go back and add it back in once)		# On the Libraries tab, check that you have 'JRE System Library' in the list only once (in the past it appeared twice at least for me, and that caused problems, so I had to remove one, save, then they would both vanish, so then I would go back and add it back in once)
	# Then go to the "Order and Export" tab, hit Select All and then Ok		# Then go to the "Order and Export" tab, hit Select All and then Ok
	# ~~After that in~~ the package explorer, ~~you can~~ right click -> New -> Java project, give it a name -> Next		# Then, assuming you have some mod code somewhere (ie. a mod project under the mods/ directory) ready to be added, do the following steps:
	# Then on the "Source" tab right click on the 'src' dir it has added and select Remove from build path, then on the Projects tab click "Add" and select the 'forge' project, then click Finish		# In the package explorer, right click and select New -> Java project, give it a name -> Next
			# Then on the "Source" tab right click on the 'src' dir it has added and select "Remove from build path", then on the Projects tab click "Add" and select the 'forge' project, then click Finish
	# Then from the package explorer, select the src directory under that new project, and hit delete to remove it completely		# Then from the package explorer, select the src directory under that new project, and hit delete to remove it completely
	# Then~~, assuming you have some mod code somewhere ready to be added,~~ right click that new project and select New -> Folder		# Then right click that new project and select New -> Folder
	# Then click Advanced -> Link to alternate location, and then browse to the minecraft_modding/1.9.x/mods/modnamehere/src/main/resources and hit Ok		# Then click Advanced -> Link to alternate location, and then browse to the minecraft_modding/1.9.x/mods/modnamehere/src/main/resources and hit Ok
	# Then the ~~same again~~, ~~for~~ the minecraft_modding/1.9.x/mods/modnamehere/src/main/java directory, but ~~that one I usually~~ name as 'src' in the "Folder name" field in the eclipse dialog, so that it appears as 'src' in the package explorer too		# Then similarly to the above, right click the project and select New -> Folder
	# Then in the package explorer for both the 'resources' and the 'src' directories, right click them and select "Build path" -> "Use as source folded"		# Then click Advanced -> Link to alternate location, and then browse to the minecraft_modding/1.9.x/mods/modnamehere/src/main/java directory, but this time name it 'src' in the "Folder name" field in the eclipse dialog, so that it appears as 'src' in the package explorer too
			# Then in the package explorer for both the newly added 'resources' and the 'src' directories, right click them and select "Build path" -> "Use as source folded"
	# At this point you should have all the code stuff set up in eclipse, the final step is editing the run configuration so that you can actually launch the game with the mods		# At this point you should have all the code stuff set up in eclipse, the final step is editing the run configuration so that you can actually launch the game with the mods
	# From the top, beside Debug icon, click the down arrow -> Debug configurations		# From the top, beside Debug icon, click the down arrow -> Debug configurations

Masa (27. kesäkuuta 2016 kello 15.50)

2016-06-27T15:50:36Z

← Vanhempi versio		Versio 27. kesäkuuta 2016 kello 18.50
Rivi 25:		Rivi 25:
	# At this point you should have all the code stuff set up in eclipse, the final step is editing the run configuration so that you can actually launch the game with the mods		# At this point you should have all the code stuff set up in eclipse, the final step is editing the run configuration so that you can actually launch the game with the mods
	# From the top, beside Debug icon, click the down arrow -> Debug configurations		# From the top, beside Debug icon, click the down arrow -> Debug configurations
	# ~~You~~ should see something like forge_Client and forge_Server		# Under "Java applications" you should see something like forge_Client and forge_Server
	# Select the forge_Client one, you can ~~name~~ it on the top in the Name field, I usually call it 'Ender Utilities - Client' for mine		# Select the forge_Client one, you can rename it on the top in the Name field, I usually call it 'Ender Utilities - Client' for mine
	# On the Main tab everything should be fine (Project: forge and Main class: GradleStart)		# On the Main tab everything should be fine (Project: forge and Main class: GradleStart)
	# On the Arguments tab, I have this in ~~Prorgam~~ arguments: --width 1280 --height 720 --username=masa_		# On the Arguments tab, I have this in Program arguments: '''--width 1280 --height 720 --username=masa_'''
	# In VM arguments, set the JVM memory as you wish, plus the forge argument: -Xms512M -Xmx1024M -DFORGE_FORCE_FRAME_RECALC=true		# In VM arguments, set the JVM memory as you wish, plus the forge argument: '''-Xms512M -Xmx1024M -DFORGE_FORCE_FRAME_RECALC=true'''
	# Then in the "Working directory", I have "Other" and browse that to the minecraft_modding/1.9.x/minecraft directory in your dir structure		# Then in the "Working directory", I have "Other" and browse that to the minecraft_modding/1.9.x/minecraft directory in your dir structure
	# Then finally on the Classpath tab, you want to add all your mod projects to the User Entries section		# Then finally on the Classpath tab, you want to add all your mod projects to the User Entries section

Masa: Created page

2016-06-27T15:40:16Z

Created page

Uusi sivu

- I have my directory structure like so:
* minecraft_modding
* minecraft_modding/1.9.x/
* minecraft_modding/1.9.x/eclipse
* minecraft_modding/1.9.x/forge
* minecraft_modding/1.9.x/minecraft
* minecraft_modding/1.9.x/mods

# After you have those 4 directories under the 1.9.x directory, then you can change to the minecraft_modding/1.9.x/forge directory, extract the forge mdk there and then run the "gradlew setupDecompWorkspace" and "gradlew eclipse" tasks
# Once those are finished, change to the workspace (what should be completely empty at this point) in minecraft_modding/1.9.x/eclipse
# You can close the welcome screen/tab in Eclipse and change to the Java perspective from the top right, and close the Resources perspective or whatever the default is
# Then goto File -> Import -> General -> Existing project into workspace -> Next
# Then in "Select root directory" select the minecraft_modding/1.9.x/forge directory (where your mdk stuff is) and click Finish
# That should have then added that 'forge' project into your package explorer in Eclipse
# Then right click that forge project in the package explorer, select Build path -> Configure build path
# On the Libraries tab, check that you have 'JRE System Library' in the list only once (in the past it appeared twice at least for me, and that caused problems, so I had to remove one, save, then they would both vanish, so then I would go back and add it back in once)
# Then go to the "Order and Export" tab, hit Select All and then Ok
# After that in the package explorer, you can right click -> New -> Java project, give it a name -> Next
# Then on the "Source" tab right click on the 'src' dir it has added and select Remove from build path, then on the Projects tab click "Add" and select the 'forge' project, then click Finish
# Then from the package explorer, select the src directory under that new project, and hit delete to remove it completely
# Then, assuming you have some mod code somewhere ready to be added, right click that new project and select New -> Folder
# Then click Advanced -> Link to alternate location, and then browse to the minecraft_modding/1.9.x/mods/modnamehere/src/main/resources and hit Ok
# Then the same again, for the minecraft_modding/1.9.x/mods/modnamehere/src/main/java directory, but that one I usually name as 'src' in the "Folder name" field in the eclipse dialog, so that it appears as 'src' in the package explorer too
# Then in the package explorer for both the 'resources' and the 'src' directories, right click them and select "Build path" -> "Use as source folded"
# At this point you should have all the code stuff set up in eclipse, the final step is editing the run configuration so that you can actually launch the game with the mods
# From the top, beside Debug icon, click the down arrow -> Debug configurations
# You should see something like forge_Client and forge_Server
# Select the forge_Client one, you can name it on the top in the Name field, I usually call it 'Ender Utilities - Client' for mine
# On the Main tab everything should be fine (Project: forge and Main class: GradleStart)
# On the Arguments tab, I have this in Prorgam arguments: --width 1280 --height 720 --username=masa_
# In VM arguments, set the JVM memory as you wish, plus the forge argument: -Xms512M -Xmx1024M -DFORGE_FORCE_FRAME_RECALC=true
# Then in the "Working directory", I have "Other" and browse that to the minecraft_modding/1.9.x/minecraft directory in your dir structure
# Then finally on the Classpath tab, you want to add all your mod projects to the User Entries section
# Click "User Entries", then from the right "Add projects", then make sure to unselect the two "Add exported..." and "Add required..." marks on the bottom, select the project you want on the top, and hit Ok
# Then hit Apply on the run configurations window, and you can hit Debug to start minecraft for the first time
# After the first time you run the game through that menu, it should then appear under the little down arrow menu next to the Debug icon where you opened that dialog earlier

← Vanhempi versio		Versio 20. maaliskuuta 2017 kello 00.03
Rivi 2:		Rivi 2:
	The basic idea of my eclipse workspace setup is this:		The basic idea of my eclipse workspace setup is this:
	* I start with a clean, empty workspace.		* I start with a clean, empty workspace.
	* I then import the 'forge' directory (inside where the mdk was extracted to, and where ./gradlew setupDecompWorkspace and ./gradlew eclipse were run) into it		* I then import the '''forge''' directory (inside where the mdk was extracted to, and where ./gradlew setupDecompWorkspace and ./gradlew eclipse were run) into it
	* In the 'forge' project's build path configuration, I hit 'Select all' on the 'Order and Export' tab, so that the mods can use the libraries too, when they have this 'forge' project as a dependency		* In the '''forge''' project's build path configuration, I hit '''Select all''' on the '''Order and Export''' tab, so that the mods can use the libraries too, when they have this '''forge''' project as a dependency
	* Then I create a new 'Java project' for each of the mods that I want to have in the workspace, and I select the 'forge' project as a dependency (from the Projects tab in the "New Java Project" menu), so that the mods can see and access the minecraft and forge code and libraries		* Then I create a new '''Java project''' for each of the mods that I want to have in the workspace, and I select the '''forge''' project as a dependency (from the Projects tab in the '''New Java Project''' menu), so that the mods can see and access the minecraft and forge code and libraries
	* For each of those mods/java projects, I add the 'resources' (from modname/src/main/resources) and 'src' (from modname/src/main/java) folders		* For each of those mods/java projects, I add the '''resources''' (from '''modname/src/main/resources''') and '''src''' (from '''modname/src/main/java''') folders
	* I add those 'resources' and 'src' folders as 'source folders' so that the code is visible on the class path (or whatever...)		* I add those '''resources''' and '''src''' folders as '''source folders''' so that the code is visible on the class path (or whatever...)
	* And finally all the mods that I want to be loaded with Minecraft, I add in the run configuration Classpath, User Entries section		* And finally all the mods that I want to be loaded with Minecraft, I add in the run configuration Classpath, User Entries section

Rivi 12:		Rivi 12:
	* I have my directory structure like so:		* I have my directory structure like so:
	minecraft_modding		minecraft_modding
	minecraft_modding/1.9.x/		minecraft_modding/1.11.x/
	minecraft_modding/1.9.x/eclipse		minecraft_modding/1.11.x/eclipse
	minecraft_modding/1.9.x/forge		minecraft_modding/1.11.x/forge
	minecraft_modding/1.9.x/minecraft		minecraft_modding/1.11.x/minecraft
	minecraft_modding/1.9.x/mods		minecraft_modding/1.11.x/mods

	# After you have those 4 directories under the 1.9.x directory, then you can change to the minecraft_modding/1.9.x/forge directory, extract the forge mdk there and then run the "gradlew setupDecompWorkspace" and "gradlew eclipse" tasks		# After you have those 4 directories under the 1.11.x directory, then you can change to the '''minecraft_modding/1.11.x/forge''' directory, extract the forge mdk there and then run the '''./gradlew setupDecompWorkspace''' and '''./gradlew eclipse''' tasks
	# Once those are finished, change to the workspace (what should be completely empty at this point) in ~~minecraft_modding~~/1.9.x/eclipse		# Once those are finished, change to the workspace (what should be completely empty at this point) in m'''inecraft_modding/1.11.x/eclipse'''
	# You can close the welcome screen/tab in Eclipse and change to the Java perspective from the top right, and close the Resources perspective or whatever the default is		# You can close the welcome screen/tab in Eclipse and change to the Java perspective from the top right, and close the Resources perspective or whatever the default is
	# Then goto File -> Import -> General -> Existing project into workspace -> Next		# Then goto '''File -> Import -> General -> Existing project into workspace -> Next'''
	# Then in "Select root directory" select the minecraft_modding/1.9.x/forge directory (where your mdk stuff is) and click Finish		# Then in '''Select root directory''' select the '''minecraft_modding/1.11.x/forge''' directory (where your mdk stuff is) and click Finish
	# That should have then added that 'forge' project into your package explorer in Eclipse		# That should have then added that '''forge''' project into your package explorer in Eclipse
	# Then right click that forge project in the package explorer, select Build path -> Configure build path		# Then right click that forge project in the package explorer, select '''Build path -> Configure build path'''
	# On the Libraries tab, check that you have 'JRE System Library' in the list only once (in the past it appeared twice at least for me, and that caused problems, so I had to remove one, save, then they would both vanish, so then I would go back and add it back in once)		# On the Libraries tab, check that you have '''JRE System Library''' in the list only once (in the past it appeared twice at least for me, and that caused problems, so I had to remove one, save, then they would both vanish, so then I would go back and add it back in once)
	# Then go to the "Order and Export" tab, hit Select All and then Ok		# Then go to the '''Order and Export''' tab, hit Select All and then Ok
	# Then, assuming you have some mod code somewhere (ie. a mod project under the mods/ directory) ready to be added, do the following steps:		# Then, assuming you have some mod code somewhere (ie. a mod project under the mods/ directory) ready to be added, do the following steps:
	# In the package explorer, right click and select New -> "Java project", give it a name and click Next		# In the package explorer, right click and select '''New -> Java project''', give it a name and click Next
	# Then on the "Source" tab right click on the 'src' dir it has added and select "Remove from build path", then on the Projects tab click "Add" and select the 'forge' project, then click Finish		# Then on the '''Source''' tab right click on the '''src''' dir it has added and select '''Remove from build path''', then on the Projects tab click '''Add''' and select the '''forge''' project, then click Finish
	# Then from the package explorer, select the src directory under that new project, and hit delete to remove it completely		# Then from the package explorer, select the '''src''' directory under that new project, and hit delete to remove it completely
	# Then right click that new project and select New -> Folder		# Then right click that new project and select '''New -> Folder'''
	# Then click Advanced -> Link to alternate location, and then browse to the minecraft_modding/1.9.x/mods/modnamehere/src/main/resources and hit Ok		# Then click '''Advanced -> Link to alternate location''', and then browse to the '''minecraft_modding/1.11.x/mods/modnamehere/src/main/resources''' and hit Ok
	# Then similarly to the above, right click the project and select New -> Folder		# Then similarly to the above, right click the project and select '''New -> Folder'''
	# Then click Advanced -> Link to alternate location, and then browse to the minecraft_modding/1.9.x/mods/modnamehere/src/main/java directory, but this time name it 'src' in the "Folder name" field in the eclipse dialog, so that it appears as 'src' in the package explorer too		# Then click '''Advanced -> Link to alternate location''', and then browse to the '''minecraft_modding/1.11.x/mods/modnamehere/src/main/java''' directory, but this time name it '''src''' in the '''Folder name''' field in the eclipse dialog, so that it appears as '''src''' in the package explorer too
	# Then in the package explorer for both the newly added 'resources' and the 'src' directories, right click them and select "Build path" -> "Use as source folder"		# Then in the package explorer for both the newly added '''resources''' and the '''src''' directories, right click them and select '''Build path -> Use as source folder'''
	# At this point you should have all the code stuff set up in eclipse, the final step is editing the run configuration so that you can actually launch the game with the mods		# At this point you should have all the code stuff set up in eclipse, the final step is editing the run configuration so that you can actually launch the game with the mods
	# From the top, beside Debug icon, click the down arrow -> Debug configurations		# From the top, beside Debug icon, click the down arrow -> '''Debug configurations'''
	# Under "Java applications" you should see something like forge_Client and forge_Server		# Under '''Java applications''' you should see something like '''forge_Client''' and forge_Server
	# Select the forge_Client one~~, you~~ can rename it on the top in the Name field, I usually call it 'Ender Utilities - Client' for ~~mine~~		# Select the '''forge_Client''' one. You can rename it on the top in the Name field, I usually just call it '''Ender Utilities - Client''' for my main Ender Utilities debug configuration
	# On the Main tab everything should be fine (Project: forge and Main class: GradleStart)		# On the Main tab everything should be fine (Project: '''forge''' and Main class: '''GradleStart''')
	# On the Arguments tab, I have this in Program arguments: '''--width 1280 --height 720 --username=masa_'''		# On the Arguments tab, I have this in Program arguments: '''--width 1280 --height 720 --username=masa_'''
	# In VM arguments, set the JVM memory as you wish~~, plus the forge argument~~: '''-~~Xms512M -Xmx1024M~~ -~~DFORGE_FORCE_FRAME_RECALC=true~~'''		# In VM arguments, set the JVM memory as you wish: '''-Xms1024M -Xmx2048M'''
	# Then in the "Working directory", I have "Other" and browse that to the minecraft_modding/1.9.x/minecraft directory in your dir structure		# Then in the '''Working directory''', I have '''Other''' and browse that to the '''minecraft_modding/1.11.x/minecraft''' directory in your dir structure
	# Then finally on the Classpath tab, you want to add all your mod projects to the User Entries section		# Then finally on the '''Classpath''' tab, you want to add all your mod projects to the '''User Entries''' section
	# Click "User Entries", then from the right "Add projects", then make sure to unselect the two "Add exported..." and "Add required...~~" marks~~ on the bottom, select the project you want on the top, and hit Ok		# Click '''User Entries''', then from the right, click '''Add projects''', then make sure to '''unselect''' the two '''Add exported...''' and '''Add required...''' checkmarks on the bottom, select the project you want on the top, and hit Ok
	# Then hit Apply on the run configurations window, and you can hit Debug to start minecraft for the first time		# Then hit Apply on the run configurations window, and you can hit Debug to start minecraft for the first time
	# After the first time you run the game through that menu, it should then appear under the little down arrow menu next to the Debug icon where you opened that dialog earlier		# After the first time you run the game through that menu, it should then appear under the little down arrow menu next to the Debug icon where you opened that dialog earlier