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    • VisionFX
      VisionFX last edited by

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

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      • Litely
        Litely last edited by Litely

        im using the latest source

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        • Litely
          Litely last edited by Litely

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          here

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          • CzechHek
            CzechHek @Litely 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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            • Litely
              Litely @CzechHek last edited by

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

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                commandblock2 @Litely 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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                • Litely
                  Litely last edited by

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

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                  • scorpion3013
                    scorpion3013 Moderator @Litely 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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                    • Litely
                      Litely @scorpion3013 last edited by

                      @scorpion3013 omg i did it thanks you so much

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                      • END3R1355
                        END3R1355 @Litely last edited by

                        @litely ok

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