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The oracle docs can be technical at times, if you're an absolute beginner, you might find something like CodeAcademy to be more helpful.
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The Oracle docs can be technical at times, if you're an absolute beginner, you might find something like CodeAcademy to be more helpful.
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### Gradle settings for minecraft
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### Useful Gradle settings for Minecraft
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Where things go:
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The block itself goes in the minecraft block.
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the respective vars get defined in your gradle.properties, I suggest NOT putting the ones starting mc_ in your per project gradle.properties, do it in your user gradle.properties instead (That's the one in ~/.gradle on linux, or %userprofile%/.gradle on windows).
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Where things go:
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The block itself goes in the minecraft block.
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The respective vars get defined in your gradle.properties, I suggest NOT putting the ones starting mc_ in your per project gradle.properties, do it in your user gradle.properties instead (That's the one in ~/.gradle on linux, or %userprofile%/.gradle on windows).
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What it does:
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1) Lets you define how much RAM is given to the client or server when they're run with gradlew runClient/runServer.
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### CurseForge
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```Gradle
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//fallback for almost everything, this is CurseForge :P
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Adding Dependencies to your @Mod annotation is as simple as setting the dependencies field to this:
multiple dependencies are separated using ;, min and max version are optional. [, ] = included, (,) = excluded versions. you can also leave the min or max fields empty or omit the whole version range.
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Multiple dependencies are separated using ;, min and max version are optional. [, ] = included, (,) = excluded versions. you can also leave the min or max fields empty or omit the whole version range.
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after = load this mod after the one specified, if present
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before = load this mod before the one specified, if present.
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keywords can be prefixed with required-, which will force the specified modid to be present.
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Keywords can be prefixed with required-, which will force the specified modid to be present.
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for more info on the version ranges see https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1212/core/MAVEN/maven_version.htm#MAVEN402
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For more info on the version ranges see https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1212/core/MAVEN/maven_version.htm#MAVEN402
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### Version ranges
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Format used in version ranges strings (for dependencies for example)
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