Steps to Build and Run master-MC1.7.10 from source

These instructions assume you have cloned the repo, git clone git@github.com:MightyPirates/OpenComputers.git and are working from the master-MC1.7.10 branch, currently the default branch.

1. run ./gradlew setupDecompWorkspace
2. run ./gradlew build
3. run ./gradlew idea
4. From IDEA, open the OpenComputers.ipr created from ./gradlew idea
5. Open File→Project Structure (or press Shift+Control+Alt+S)
6. In the left pane select Modules
7. Depending on how you imported the project there may be mulitple top level modules. There should only be one. Keep only the one named OpenComputers which has three sub modules named OpenComputers_api, OpenComputers_main, and OpenComputers_test. Right click on the others and choose to delete them.
8. Set separate output paths for OpenComputers_api and OpenComputers_main. In the middle pane select OpenComputers_api, in the right pane select “Paths” and change the “Output path:” from ending in /main to end in /api
9. Set the scope of other minecraft mods in Dependencies “provided”. This needs to be done for OpenComputers_api as well as OpenComputers_main. Select “Dependencies” in the right pane. A large list of dependencies are listed. All, by default due to importing the gradle properties, will default to “Compile”. Set all of the following to “Provided”
   • factorization-api
   • ic2classic-api
   • AgriCraft
   • Gradle: appeng:RotaryCraft:api
   • Gradle: appeng:appliedenergistics2
   • Gradle: codechicken:EnderStorage
   • Gradle: codechicken:WR-CBE
   • Gradle: com.bluepowermod:BluePower
   • Gradle: com.gregoriust.gregtech
   • Gradle: igwmod:IGW-Mod-1.7.10
   • Gradle: li.cil.tis3d:TIS-3D
   • Gradle: mcp.mobius.waila
   • Gradle: net.industrial-craft:industrialcraft-2
   • Gradle: net.sengir.forestry
   • Gradle: dev.modwarriors.notenoughkeys:NotEnoughKeys
   • Gradle: qmunity:QmunityLib
   • Gradle: tmech:TMechworks
   • Gradle: mrtjp:ProjectRed
   • Gradle: :buildcraft
   • Gradle: :GalacticraftCoreAll
   • Gradle: :MekanismAll
   • Gradle: :redlogic
   • Gradle: :CoFHLib
   • Gradle: :CoFHCore
   • Gradle: :MineFactoryReloaded
   • Gradle: :ComputerCraft
   • Gradle: :EnderIO
   • Gradle: :Railcraft
   • Gradle: :BloodMagic
   • Gradle: :ExtraCells
   • Gradle: :ThaumicEnergistics
   • Gradle: api:rf
   • Gradle: codechicken:CodeChickenCore
   • Gradle: api:mfr
   • Gradle: api:railcraft
   • Gradle: appeng:mekanism
   • Gradle: api:ic2
   • Gradle: api:betterstorage
   • Gradle: api:immibis
   • Gradle: api:coloredlightscore
   • Gradle: api:craftguide
   • Gradle: api:rblocks
   • Gradle: api:invtweaks
   • Gradle: appeng:Waila
   • Gradle: tconstruct:TConstruct
   • Gradle: codechicken:NotEnoughItems
   • Gradle: codechicken:CodeChickenLib
   • Gradle: codechicken:ForgeMultipart
   • Gradle: mantle:Mantle
10. Again, make sure you repeat this process for both OpenComputers_api as well as OpenComputers_main.
11. Close Project Structure window (press OK)
12. Open Run→Edit configurations, select Application on the left pane, and set Use classpath of module (left Alt+O) to OpenComputers.main for both Minecraft Client and Minecraft Server. This fixes the error Error: Could not find or load main class GradleStart if you forgot to do this step.
13. Build Project (Shift F9)
14. Make symlink called assets to build\resources\main\assets in folders build\classes\java\main and build\classes\scala\main. Otherwise textures and other assets won't work.
15. Select “Minecraft Client” as the run target, and run!

Keep in mind that if you want to build a .jar that can be used outside of the development environment, you need to run ./gradlew clean and then ./gradlew assemble to produce .jar with obfuscated names so that it works with normal minecraft.