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Hello everyone , I am trying to develop an AI controlled player with the help of dl4j using reinforcement learning. Unfortunatly when i try to add it to my gradle as shown in this link My Build won't work with this error: A problem occurred starting process 'command 'C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-17\bin\java.exe'' > Could not start 'C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-17\bin\java.exe' > Cannot run program "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-17\bin\java.exe" (in directory "E:\minecraft_mod\build\reobfJar"): CreateProcess error=206,The filename or extension is too long > CreateProcess error=206, The filename or extension is too long I litteraly just spent 4 hours searching for solutions but none of them would work. The command size limitation made by windows is creating this error , there is a workaround in intelliJ , name "Shorten command lines" but it is only for application lauching. I found this solution for gradle but it also doesn't work. Most of the solution that i found were used for spring application using gradle so i am afraid it need more configuration for forge or it just won't work. -
By cutifydollie · Posted
Thank you! But, it still isnt working.. https://mclo.gs/ypYZRbM I have a new Log. -
By Vini158916 · Posted
Thanks! It solved my bugs, all the mods loaded. -
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I got a custom type of block and in that block i need to check the textures that come from the model.json So for example from the crafting_table.json i would need to get the texture "minecraft:block/crafting_table_top" from the texture "up": { "parent": "minecraft:block/cube", "textures": { "down": "minecraft:block/oak_planks", "east": "minecraft:block/crafting_table_side", "north": "minecraft:block/crafting_table_front", "particle": "minecraft:block/crafting_table_front", "south": "minecraft:block/crafting_table_side", "up": "minecraft:block/crafting_table_top", "west": "minecraft:block/crafting_table_front" } } Is this possible to get inside the block?
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