I followed this and discovered this problem when trying to run the client: Updated for new forum and new ForgeGradle / IntelliJ versions If your run configurations show an error in most recent versions of IntelliJ you have to go into Run > Edit Configurations and adjust both run configurations like shown below. Intellij might ask to reload the project, click OK if it does. For those again open the Gradle sidebar and run the genIntellijRuns task. You should be able to see all the libraries used by Forge & Minecraft on the left and also the source code for the ExampleMod inside src/main/java.Īll that is left to do are the run configurations, so that you can actually start Minecraft. Once Intellij has finished refreshing, your project is already almost ready to go.
Once the task has finished, click the Refresh button in the Gradle-sidebar. If you don't need the Minecraft source code visible, run setupDevWorkspace instead, it will be faster. Select the setupDecompWorkspace task from the list and run it (double-click). If the sidebar is not visible, click the view-switcher in the bottom-left corner: Once that's done, open the Gradle-sidebar. Intellij will now take a while to import the project. Leave the import-settings at default and click OK. Navigate to the directory where you unzipped Forge to and select the adle file. If you already have a Project opened, select File > Open, otherwise select "Open Project". In this Tutorial I will describe how you can use the Intellij IDEA IDE for Mod-Development.įirst, you are going to need to download the Mod Development Kit ("MDK") package from ("src" for old versions) and unzip it. Regardless you might want to refer to the IntelliJ section in the official Getting Started guide instead. 2017): This post is now getting very old, but it still applies.
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