so basically I just started Programming or really Using PC's all together and Im trying to make a mod for Minecraft. But for some reason I keep getting the same error and I dont know how to fix it
#I cant Find this!
twin plank
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<@&987246652869971988> please have a look, thanks.
twin plank
Ive been on call with friends for almost 2 hours trying to fix it but we all dont know what to do
dapper wharf
so basically I just started Programming or really Using PC's all together and Im...
look at the error
java home is wrong, set it to the folder above
novel peak
I changed it and it still says the error
Restart the terminal
And maybe take off the /bin from JAVA_HOME
twin plank
Restart the terminal
I have. and I dont think I would be able to create mods if I delete /bin no?
novel peak
I have. and I dont think I would be able to create mods if I delete /bin no?
I don't mean delete the folder from your computer
I mean remove it from the end of the JAVA_HOME variable
twin plank
ohhh okay okay
let me try
im not the best around PC's ive only had mine for a week haha
Ohhh its fixed!
it says Build Successful!
Thank you!
novel peak
Okay. Just a heads up that you will probably need to take a detour to actually learn Java at some point
Be ready for it
novel peak
For when that comes: https://javabook.mccue.dev
naive wolf
hello?
- Don't forget that we help on our free time 🙂
- You didn't quote him so he didn't receive a notification.
twin plank
to be honest.
Im not downloading intellij 
its 5gb
thats like TOO much
so i basically wasted everyone that helped me their time
opal berry
5gb? thats nothing...
naive wolf
thats like TOO much
nowadays that's far from a lot lol
IntelliJ has a lot of useful tools and capabilities, it makes sense.
I think your real problem is the amount of storage you have.
dapper wharf
thats like TOO much
what ???
jovial badge
Intellij download isn't 5GB, it's 1GB
And yeah, if you want to write some decent Java, you're definitely going to need it
The language doens't really lend itself to notepad++ coding
opal berry
also dont look at <User>/.gradle
naive wolf
also dont look at `<User>/.gradle`
and <User>/.m2...
somber flare
All I know is that Windows cannot find your Java version installed. If you using the jdk then you need to point Windows to the location
jovial badge
and `<User>/.m2`...
Except this folder is half the size after opening a dozen projects than the .gradle when opening a single one lol