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      idkmyname last edited by

      when i try run StepDevWorkSpace and it fails59680dc1-276d-406f-a2d5-b2f92f7d4ba6-image.png

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        scorpion3013 Moderator @idkmyname last edited by scorpion3013

        @idkmyname you need a jdk like 1.8.xxx , you are using 14 that wont work with minecraft.
        You can download one through intellij.
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          commandblock2 @idkmyname last edited by

          @idkmyname
          More details in the compiler error output?
          Btw is that monospace font?

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            idkmyname last edited by

            can you say it clearly?

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              commandblock2 last edited by

              The information in the picture is not sufficient to locate the problem. There are supposed to be more details of the error(s) (maybe somewhere in idea or 1.8.9-Forge/.gradle/gradle.log).
              Or you can run if you use Windows

              gradlew.bat setupDevWorkSpace
              

              in cmd to see if there is any output.

              other wise (*nix) run

              ./gradlew setupDevWorkSpace
              

              And make sure you are using the latest source.

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                VisionFX last edited by

                it doesn't happen on me when using latest dev build

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                  idkmyname last edited by idkmyname

                  im using the latest source

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                    idkmyname last edited by idkmyname

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                    here

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                      CzechHek @idkmyname last edited by CzechHek

                      @idkmyname
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                      Exactly what it says, JAVA_HOME doesn't point to JDK but to JRE, that's the problem 🙂

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                        idkmyname @CzechHek last edited by

                        @CzechHek can you make a video tutorial or your settings java project...

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                          commandblock2 @idkmyname last edited by commandblock2

                          @idkmyname
                          JDK is basically a superset of JRE.

                          In simple words, JDK is something for writing programs, while JRE is something for running those java programs. (of course a JDK will also allows you to run a Java program)

                          JDK -> Java Development Kit
                          JRE -> Java Runtime Environment

                          To do something LiquidBounce developing related thing you need to have JDK installed.

                          To determine if you have a JDK installed, navigate to

                          C:\Program Files\Java\
                          

                          And see if there is a folder for JDK exist (for example jdk1.8.0_251 instead of jre..... )

                          If you don't have JDK installed, then install one, I don't remember if any extra steps like registering a oracle account is needed on windows currently.

                          Then you modify the JAVA_HOME variable to the the JDK path. After that it should work.

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                            idkmyname last edited by

                            hmm here is my project settings,it's right ? 😞

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                              scorpion3013 Moderator @idkmyname last edited by scorpion3013

                              @idkmyname you need a jdk like 1.8.xxx , you are using 14 that wont work with minecraft.
                              You can download one through intellij.
                              idea64_2020-06-30_09-20-18.png
                              idea64_2020-06-30_09-20-58.png

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                                idkmyname @scorpion3013 last edited by

                                @scorpion3013 omg i did it thanks you so much

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