Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

--- tutorial:setup [2019/07/27 09:07] – added link to Kotlin example mod fudge
+++ tutorial:setup [2019/10/12 23:21] – fudge
@@ Line 14: / Line 14: @@
        * Add any other dependencies you plan to use in ''build.gradle''.
    - Import the project to your IDE. Follow [[tutorial:vscode_setup|these instructions]] to import the project to Visual Studio Code.
-   - Run the ''genSources'' Gradle task. If your IDE doesn't have Gradle integration, then run the following command in the terminal: ''./gradlew genSources''.
    - If you would like to have the IDE run configs you can run following commands:
-       * For IntelliJ IDEA: ''./gradlew idea''.
+       * For IntelliJ IDEA: ''gradlew idea''.
-       * For Eclipse: ''./gradlew eclipse''.
+       * For Eclipse: ''gradlew eclipse''.
        * If you use VS Code, configurations were generated at the step 3.
    - Happy modding!
+You can generate the Minecraft sources for reference (since IDEA already has a decompiler this is only useful for searching through the code) :
+ Run the ''genSources'' Gradle task. If your IDE doesn't have Gradle integration, then run the following command in the terminal: ''gradlew genSources'' (or ''./gradlew genSources'' on Linux/MacOS).
+===== Getting started =====
+Try [[tutorial:items|adding an item]] or [[tutorial:blocks|a block]]. It’s also a good idea to visit [[tutorial:applychanges|Applying changes without restarting Minecraft]].
 ===== Advice =====
@@ Line 32: / Line 37: @@
 Sometimes, when importing the Gradle project into an IDE, the assets might not download correctly. In this case, run the ''downloadAssets'' task manually - either using IDE's built-in menu or by simply running ''gradlew downloadAssets''.