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    Buggi
    02/17/2014 12:52 pm
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    When downloading forge, you download the (src) version not the installer. Their new system uses Gradle to set everything up. They have Readme's and simple instructions.

    I believe the command is grandlew setupDevWorkspace or something similar. Any *.java file can be opened in a text editor, eclipse is just nice for seeing the entire project.
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    Buggi
    02/17/2014 10:19 am
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    Spectacular project!

    I wish I could come close to that level of detail. I do all my builds in survival, so they tend to be simpler in design.

    Truly magnificent work.
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    Buggi
    02/17/2014 10:05 am
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    Well I had 15 years of prior programming experience which helped.

    The rest was learning the object model Minecraft uses. In the end, it depends on how best you learn new things.

    If it's a simple mod, then it isn't too involved, as the complexity of the mod goes up, so do the number of things you need to take into account.

    Downloading the forge source, eclipse, and an opensource mod. Go through the code and start picking and prodding at it.
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    Buggi
    02/17/2014 9:45 am
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    Good to know I'm not the only 30 something playing Minecraft.

    Welcome!
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    Buggi
    02/17/2014 9:42 am
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    If you have patience, wait for Star Citizen.
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    Buggi
    04/08/2013 9:34 pm
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    I posted this in the other "need mod ideas" thread:
    I'd love to see a Giant Redwood forest biome.

    Wouldn't even need to use custom wood to make me happy. But to see epic trees would be awesome.

    The first time I saw a 2x2 jungle tree I knew I wanted to see a 4x4 and 5x5 implementation of a sequoia forest. These trees are massive in case you didn't know about them. They grow in the very north part of California.

    "Giant redwood trees are the tallest trees in the world, reaching heights of up to 378 feet tall. Their base can be up to 22 feet in diameter and they can weigh up to 1.6 million pounds.

    Giant sequoias, on the other hand, don't grow quite as tall but can still reach a very impressive height of up to 311 feet (that's still the size of a 31 story building!). While not the tallest, giant sequoia trees are the largest trees in the world. Their base can be up to 40 feet in diameter and a mature tree can weigh as much as 2.7 million pounds." - Excerpt from http://www.visitsequoia.com/redwoods-and-sequoias.aspx
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    Buggi
    04/08/2013 8:27 pm
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    I'd love to see a Giant Redwood forest biome.

    Wouldn't even need to use custom wood to make me happy. But to see epic trees would be awesome.

    The first time I saw a 2x2 jungle tree I knew I wanted to see a 4x4 and 5x5 implementation of a sequoia forest. These trees are massive in case you didn't know about them. They grow in the very north part of California.

    "Giant redwood trees are the tallest trees in the world, reaching heights of up to 378 feet tall. Their base can be up to 22 feet in diameter and they can weigh up to 1.6 million pounds.

    Giant sequoias, on the other hand, don't grow quite as tall but can still reach a very impressive height of up to 311 feet (that's still the size of a 31 story building!). While not the tallest, giant sequoia trees are the largest trees in the world. Their base can be up to 40 feet in diameter and a mature tree can weigh as much as 2.7 million pounds." - Excerpt from http://www.visitsequoia.com/redwoods-and-sequoias.aspx
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