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BillyGalbreath

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  1. Fair enough. Though, I'm not forking it for others, it's for my own server until the event gets PR'd (server side only mod), which I'm sure eventually will just not in its current state. Edit: Finally got a day off work, and I figured it out. Posting solution here for search engines. To make a long story short, I copied the cached gradle directory of the forge version I forked (2489) and named it as build 0. I then cleared the mcp mapping directory in the snapshots directory. I then placed my userdev jar in the cleared directory. In my mod I set my forge to build 0 and ran setupDecompWorkspace and ForgeGradle built all the other jars and md5 files needed. I've attached a screenshot of the directory I cleared, with my userdev jar highlighted. All the other files there ForgeGradle built for me. I hope this helps the next person that finds this thread from searching.
  2. Finally got tired of bukkit/spigot/paper. Loving forge so far, don't know why it took me so long to come here ^_^

  3. Or I can post in this relevant thread to get the missing information from years ago solved for the next person that actually uses the search feature and finds it... @LexManos bump
  4. I hate to revive such an old thread... But you mentioned this is possible. Mind explaining how? I've been searching Google and these forums for hours trying to figure this out. There's another thread with @diesieben07 saying its not possible at all. My use case: I've compiled in a new event from a dead PR (AdvancementGrantEvent) without all the extra and irrelevant patches/changes and I would like to use it in one of my mods, but I cant for the life of me figure out how to compile my mod against the custom compiled forge. Any insight would be highly grateful
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