Warning: Don't press delete on anything in there! Now in system Variables (not user variables) press new, set the name as "Path" (Without the apostrophes and it is case sensitive). Now click "Advanced system settings." Next click Environment variables at the bottom. Left click the start button and click system. After it's finished copying, you need to set up some variables in your system. zip into the file where your mod will be. Next open the forge src.zip (The forge installer won't work for making mods). I'd recommend making a folder for all your mod, for example I'd name mine "All My Mod." Then inside that make another folder for the mod you are going to make right now, call the file whatever you want, it wont effect the mod (Just don't rename it in the future, It'll mess the mod up and you can't recover it). To use the development environment you need to set up a area where your mod will go. zip on your desktop, I'd make a shortcut of eclipse on your desktop, its alot easer. zip on to your desktop, next open it up with either WinRAR or the integrated file extractor. To install Java JDK, download the file that fits your system (either 64 bit or 32 bit). To do this, make sure you have, forge, Java JDK 8, and Eclipse installed. Part one will consist of how to set up the environment. First lets talk about some things.Įclipse - Download here (Use this one, others may not work)įorge 1.7.10 SRC - Download here (Download the recommended (its more stable)) Welcome to my set of minecraft modding tutorials, this will be a multi-part series of how to make a mod, compile it, and distribute it.
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