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  1. That's not what i mean, i mean something like the URL i provide below.. if you follow the instruction, you get your first 'Hello World!' but on that page you refer, it's only explain you how you get around with forge and it doesn't include something like 'full code example'. https://www.codeigniter.com/user_guide/tutorial/index.html maybe if you don't know codeigniter, here's the java way to give people complete tutorial (tutorial that has both explanation and full source code) http://docs.oracle.com/javafx/2/get_started/form.htm and there, on the "Run the Application" section, there's a link called 'Login.java' and it redirect you to the full source code if you run into problems. (the link also pasted here for easyness) http://docs.oracle.com/javafx/2/get_started/Login.java.html How'd you do that with eclipse? does that generate exactly like the illustration i provide? i'm not so friendly with eclipse anyway, i usually use netbeans PLUS even on netbeans i don't generate the HTML Javadoc, i still read from the site manually.
  2. Hello, i'm fairly new with forge and i don't get enough 'official' information about the minecraft forge itself.. I know this isn't Java School but at least give some introduction about the Forge 'framework' to us (modders).. i'm very blessed if you guys (Forge Developers) would spare your time to add documentation like the images i attached below... "Where are we supposed to put all of these complex information?", maybe you can put them all on mcforge.readthedocs.io ? but i think there are supposed to be two domain for the forge docs, The Source Code infos (you can find objects or class information that are on the Forge Minecraft) and The Implementation infos (you can find tutorial on how forge objects should be implemented on this domain). and again if you think that i want the Java Tutorial, you are completely wrong.. i mean is that there are the "hidden info" out there that we should know for the first time before we can use the Forge 'Framework' properly. There are four images on the attachment and i'll give an information on how they should be applied: [Image 1, java documentation home image] = You can find all of the classes that are included in the Minecraft Forge source code, [Image 2, java documentation objects image] = You can see the objects or class information that gives you an idea what they are and how they are constructed (constructors, methods, child-class and parent-class, implements, etc), [Image 3, codeigniter documentation image] = It's your first "Hello World!" mod, it contains pretty much a proper way to create a mod with Forge from start to packaging, [Image 4, oracle documentation image] = It's some other forge tutorials that has it's own system to make things works and Absolutely not tutorial on how to create Integer variable. The image 1 + image 2 is an illustration for 'The Source Code infos' and Image 3 + Image 4 is an illustration for 'The Implementation infos'. if you guys have any question regarding to my suggestion, just ask me but i can't promise you that i'll reply in any minutes as i don't check forge forum 24/7. Well, if you want to see why this suggestion should be applied, here are several possible pros reasons below: - It reduce the amount of people who ask for a help on how to code with forge, - It makes community easier to explain as you can just refer what you mean with your explanation to the available documentation, - It increases the interest to create a mod with forge (well, i have a little to not have a motivation to create one because of this), - It does not restrict modders to certain forge knowledge anymore, the modders can finally use all of their ideas into their mod with ease, - It also let modders only think and focus with their ideas only and push em to the max, and let the documentation explain how you do things, - As the mods produced more and more and many minecraft players interest on playing with their lovely forge mods, Forge Developers indirectly get paid by the advertisement (harvesting ads from Forge Download). maybe, if you guys are a pessimist kind of person, here are also several possible cons reasons below: - It may take a lot of effort to make this happen depend to how many lines of code that need to be explained, - There might be some explanation that people still don't understand what is that mean and may need some community help to improve that explanation (because i understand how pain it is to explain your code to people), - There might be some typing mistakes as it's the first ever documentation that have a bunch of information you can get and may need some extra review from community to fix them all, - (I'm not sure about this one but i think this will happen) As the Forge Developers source income are only from advertisement, it's unlikely that they get paid by their hardwork on creating these complex documentation immediatedly. We can only hope that forge developers will do this for us.. for the community.. for the future! To be honest, i don't have any wish to make people offended (if there's one) in any way.. i don't pretend that i can do everything. i am just a normal person who's looking for a help to the masters or you can pretend me as a student who needs a help to the teacher. So, please don't throw me with hatred comments, i just want to be a nice person here.. Here are all of the pictures attachment below:
  3. Thanks FACEBOOK (it's your name code isn't?), i will try it
  4. There are Red Bold Exlamation Mark on 'MDKExample' Project Icon, The Errors say: 1)Project 'MDKExample' is missing required library: 'G:\Modding\Minecraft\Blocky\unresolved dependency - net.minecraftforge forgeBin 1.8-11.14.4.1563' 2)The project cannot be built until build path errors are resolved How to fix those Error??
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