#How do I do that thing where you control+click on a class and you can see the source in eclipse

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vale gazelle
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On a standard Minecraft Fabric(1.21.1) mod setup, I think I have done it before but forgot;;

clever micaBOT
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<@&987246652869971988> please have a look, thanks.

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On a standard Minecraft Fabric(1.21.1) mod setup, I think I have done it before but forgot;;

In Eclipse, you can easily view the source code of a class by using the Ctrl + Click shortcut. However, in order for this feature to work with Minecraft Fabric mods, you will need to have the mod's source code properly set up in your workspace.

To enable Ctrl + Click to view source in Eclipse:

  1. Make sure you have the Minecraft Fabric mod project imported into your Eclipse workspace.
  2. Ensure that the mod's source code is included in the project's build path.
  3. If the source code is not automatically linked, you may need to manually attach the source files by right-clicking on the project, selecting Build Path, then Configure Build Path. From there, navigate to the Libraries tab and expand the mod's dependencies to attach the corresponding source files.
  4. Once the setup is complete, you should be able to Ctrl + Click on a class name within your mod project to jump directly to its source code.

If you are having trouble with this feature or cannot remember how you did it before, double-check your project's configuration and ensure that all necessary source files are properly attached. Additionally, reviewing Eclipse documentation or seeking assistance from experienced developers may help troubleshoot any issues you encounter.

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Whenever I find the minecraft-merged file in the Libraries tab all of the buttons get grayed out

When you encounter the issue of all the buttons being grayed out in the Libraries tab after finding the minecraft-merged file, there are a few potential solutions you can try:

  1. Restart your IDE: Sometimes simply restarting your integrated development environment (IDE) can resolve minor glitches or conflicts that may be causing the issue.

  2. Check for file permissions: Make sure that you have the necessary permissions to access and modify the minecraft-merged file. If you are unable to do so, contact your system administrator for assistance.

  3. Clear cache: Clearing the cache of your IDE can help refresh the files and settings, potentially resolving any issues related to grayed-out buttons.

  4. Update software: Ensure that both your IDE and any relevant plugins or extensions are up to date. Developers often release updates to address bugs and improve functionality.

  5. Re-import project: If none of the above solutions work, try re-importing the project into your IDE. This can sometimes fix configuration errors that may be causing the buttons to appear grayed out.

If none of these solutions work, consider seeking help from online forums, developer communities, or reaching out to technical support for further assistance in troubleshooting this issue with minecraft-merged file and grayed-out buttons in Libraries tab on a Java Q&A discord server.

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vale gazelle
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vale gazelle
pseudo snow
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That's an automatic part of the IDE.

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At most you might need to click download sources if you want more information.