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Virus5600

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  1. UPDATE: I've managed to find the very root cause of all the errors and troubles from the very beginning! The reason why the classpath error occured back then was due to Windows 10 Security Defender update which automatically turns on a new feature called "Controlled folder access". What it does is regulate and monitor what applications and services changes a protected folder and when a certain app/service is not recognize or allowed by the feature, it blocks it, thus, preventing the editing of IDE on the source files. Alongside those is the effect on gradle which I've encountered where it stops the gradle from further downloading the dependencies regardless of how many times you try. SOLUTION: I've tried including the java.exe to the whitelist so they'll be able to edit the folder and add the necessary dependencies but it does not work so cross that one out! To have it completely working, you have to turn the feature off by following these steps: Open your "Windows Defender Security Center". Click on "Virus & threat protection". Click on "Virus & threat protection". Scroll to the bottom and click "Controlled folder access". Turn off the feature. Hope this helps people who encountered same error as me on Windows 10.
  2. Actually, I'm looking forward to delete it after realizing coding manually is much easier and much controllable unlike there. Thanks for the note as well! I was using it back then to learn the Java behind mod making so I installed it, only to find out it's kinda complicated for me back then. It all makes sense during 2nd and 3rd term in Programming where we tackled OOP.
  3. I've deleted the .gradle in the user home but I don't understand why I have to delete the "user home". If I delete it, won't it corrupt my Desktop since my home and admin is the same.
  4. To be specific, what "user home" are you referring to? And I believe that the .gradle is on the C:\Users\<User> right?
  5. I've been trying to create a mod in Minecraft 1.12.2. At first, I didn't have any problems but after several days, classpath errors started appearing. I've done researching and I can't get specific answers as to what may cause this nor solutions to fix it. Along with it was the daemon error like the one below. What I've currently done was delete the .metadata folder and replace it with a fresh copy from the .mdk archive. Tried using gradlew setupDecompWorkspace but same error. Tried editing the Environmental Variables but still got same results. I tried replacing all I could replace with a fresh copy of files and folders from the .mdk but still got same result. Lastly, I've tried putting a copy of gradle.properties in the C:\Users\.gradle to check if it is because of the allocated memory but still got same result. Just today, I've tried deleting everything but the src folder then pasted a new copy to start over. I then paste the old src folder to continue the mod but this same error still occur.
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