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--- tutorial:setup [2020/02/21 11:38] – Rearranging and add generator mkpoli
+++ tutorial:setup [2020/03/29 15:44] – [Manual Steps] form -> from jamieswhiteshirt
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 ===== Mod Startup =====
+There are two main ways to make a new mod for Minecraft based on Fabric. You can either manually download fabric-example-mod and setup by yourself, or use automatic tools for you.
 ==== Manual Steps ====
    - Copy the starting files from [[https://github.com/FabricMC/fabric-example-mod/|fabric-example-mod]] (or from [[https://github.com/natanfudge/fabric-example-mod-kotlin|the Kotlin version]], if you wish to use Kotlin,) excluding the ''LICENSE'' and ''README.md'' files - as those apply to the template itself, not necessarily to your mod.
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 If you are using IntelliJ IDEA by JetBrains, please follow these steps:
     - Run ''gradlew idea'' first, then import the Project to IDEA.
-    - In order to run/debug your project, go to menu ''Run -> Edit Configurations...''. In ''Run/Debug Configuration'' dialog, find ''Application > Minecraft Client'' and change ''Use classpath of module'' form ''[ProjectName]'' to ''[ProjectName].main'', then change for ''Application > Minecraft Server'' as well. After pressing OK, you will know see Minecraft Client and Minecraft Server now showing up at Run/Debug Toolbar.
+    - In order to run/debug your project, go to menu ''Run -> Edit Configurations...''. In ''Run/Debug Configuration'' dialog, find ''Application > Minecraft Client'' and change ''Use classpath of module'' from ''[ProjectName]'' to ''[ProjectName].main'', then change for ''Application > Minecraft Server'' as well. After pressing OK, you will know see Minecraft Client and Minecraft Server now showing up at Run/Debug Toolbar.
 === Eclipse ===
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 ==== Generator ====
-You many also use [[https://github.com/ExtraCrafTX/GeneratorFabricMod|GeneratorFabricMod]] by ExtraCrafTX, a convenient tool to automatically generate new fabric mods from template. Follow these steps:
+You may also use [[https://github.com/ExtraCrafTX/GeneratorFabricMod|GeneratorFabricMod]] by ExtraCrafTX, a convenient tool to automatically generate new fabric mods from template. Follow these steps:
   - Download latest release of GeneratorFabricMod [[https://github.com/ExtraCrafTX/GeneratorFabricMod/releases|here]] and extract them.
   - Make a new directory, then run a command shell there and type ''path/to/GeneratorFabricMod/bin/GeneratorFabricMod''.
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   - You're now done, just open the project folder with in your IDE.
+==== MinecraftDev IntelliJ IDEA Plugin ====
+If you are using IntelliJ IDEA you can use Earthcomputer's experimental fork of the MinecraftDev plugin. This fork adds support for automatically generating Fabric projects as well as some mixin related features like inspections and generating accessors.
+You can follow [[https://github.com/Earthcomputer/MinecraftDev/blob/dev_new/readme.md#installation|these instructions]] to install the plugin.
 ===== Getting started =====
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 ===== Advice =====
   * While Fabric API is not strictly necessary for developing mods, its primary goal is to provide cross-compatibility and hooks where the game engine does not, and as such it is highly recommended!
-  * As Fabric is in early development, occasionally, with development of fabric-loom (our Gradle build plugin) issues may crop up which require a manual clearing (deleting) of the cache (which can be found in ''.gradle/caches/fabric-loom''). Those will generally be announced as they are identified.
+  * Occasionally, with development of fabric-loom (our Gradle build plugin) issues may crop up which require resetting the cache files. This can be done by running ''gradlew cleanloom''. Running ''gradlew %%--%%stop'' can also help with a few rare issues.
   * Don't hesitate to ask questions! We're here to help you and work with you to make your dream mod a reality.