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tutorial:debug_1.7.10 [2020/12/31 04:07] kristopher38 [IDEA instructions] Added a small missing step which prevented the launcher from running |
tutorial:debug_1.7.10 [2020/12/31 19:25] kristopher38 [IDEA instructions] Added a note regarding compiling to a release .jar |
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| - 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. | - 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. | ||
| - Build Project (Shift F9) | - Build Project (Shift F9) | ||
| + | - 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. | ||
| - Select "Minecraft Client" as the run target, and run! | - Select "Minecraft Client" as the run target, and run! | ||
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| + | 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. | ||