Closed Lance5057 closed 5 months ago
If you check the mods.toml
file, it states the field is required. The break is intentional.
If you want the base mod to compile properly, you can fill it with examplemod
. Also check settings.gradle
.
@a-a-GiTHuB-a-a no, it is not supposed to break. With IntelliJ, that field is properly replaced with the modid specified elsewhere. The issue is Eclipse doesn’t replace the value properly. There’s some work behind the scenes iirc to get eclipse to work again with the MDK out of the box. For now, eclipse users will need to manually add the values to the mods.toml file instead of relying on the substitution that isn’t working for eclipse
Huh. VSCode doesn't do that, either, so I assumed it was intentional, though annoying.
Neoforge - 20.4.47-beta Eclipse
Steps to Reproduce: "Use this Template" Import Gradle Project Manually create runs/client folder https://github.com/neoforged/NeoGradle/issues/78#issue-2044707896 Launch Group -> MDK - Client
Which is an issue with
mods.toml
. Minecraft crashes after this.I haven't edited anything yet so I'm not sure what's wrong.