#Adding Ghost in Minecraft.

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ripe kelp
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Hey Guys i just wanted to add a Ghost in Minecraft that i can speak with him but he not, but only that he can listen to me no speaking, just me.
And i wanted to add the ghost that he makes some scary thinks for example sounds, blocks lifting, he have to bevae like a Person. I want to communicate with the ghost he should be invisible of course.

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ripe kelp
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And i got some problems to

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merry garden
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and install it again

ripe kelp
merry garden
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or with the gradle icon on the right clean and build

ripe kelp
merry garden
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yes

noble sundial
noble sundial
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It seems like you are missing dependencies and dependencies need the project to be correctly set up. I assume you imported as a normal Java project and not as a Gradle project

noble sundial
ripe kelp
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And i got this to

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I need to download the latest java right?

noble sundial
noble sundial
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Can you click on the "Open Gradle settings" button and change the Gradle version there?

noble sundial
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What options do you have in that dialog?

noble sundial
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Can you open the hamburger menu on the top right? Is there some settings option or similar?

noble sundial
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no

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that menu

ripe kelp
noble sundial
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or that settings icon in the Gradle tab would be even better if it works

ripe kelp
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Here

noble sundial
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What options are there?

ripe kelp
noble sundial
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Distribution is what Gradle installation you are using/where you get it

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so that should hopefully allow you to set the Gradle version

ripe kelp
noble sundial
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Try "Local Installation"

ripe kelp
noble sundial
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Does it allow picking a version to install?

ripe kelp
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to paste this inside the tabel

noble sundial
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oh ok then you have these possibilities:

  • You create a Gradle wrapper configuration file that tells IntelliJ the Gradle version to use
  • You download the correct Gradle version manually and specify the path to it in that box
  • You use a Java version that isn't the latest one
ripe kelp
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Java is easier

noble sundial
noble sundial
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but all should be fine and not too difficult

ripe kelp
ripe kelp
noble sundial
noble sundial
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That file would look similar to the following:

distributionBase=GRADLE_USER_HOME
distributionPath=wrapper/dists
distributionUrl=https\://services.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-9.2.1-bin.zip
networkTimeout=10000
validateDistributionUrl=true
zipStoreBase=GRADLE_USER_HOME
zipStorePath=wrapper/dists
noble sundial
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not a folder named gradlewrapper

ripe kelp
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Oh okay

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sorry

ripe kelp
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Hopefully

noble sundial
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Can you show the file to me in IntelliJ?

noble sundial
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make sure to reload the Gradle project

ripe kelp
noble sundial
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I don't see the gradle folder here

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Can you reload that

ripe kelp
noble sundial
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Actually you might be in the wrong Desktop folder

ripe kelp
noble sundial
noble sundial
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I meant opening the file in IntelliJ

ripe kelp
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You mean so?

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Wait

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wrong

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There we go

noble sundial
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you need to actually put the content i that file

merry garden
# ripe kelp

also do you know how to make mods for minecraft

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cuz like

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ur gonna need to add it as a mod i think

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for that ghost to work

ripe kelp
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Yeah... i am a beginner thats why sorry

ripe kelp
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Correct?

noble sundial
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yes

merry garden
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you should probably follow a tutorial on how to make mods for minecraft then

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or read some docs about it

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after you get this to work

ripe kelp
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Yeah

ripe kelp
noble sundial
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reload/sync the Gradle project first

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and show what happens with it

ripe kelp
noble sundial
ripe kelp
ripe kelp
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Should i run?

noble sundial
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What happened whe doing it?

ripe kelp
noble sundial
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What?

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I asked what happened when reloading the project/what you saw on your screen

noble sundial
ripe kelp
noble sundial
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ok then try running the program

ripe kelp
noble sundial
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I don't know how mods are packaged in Minecraft

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look up tutorials on Minecraft modding for that

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I can't tell you how that works

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maybe your build.gradle has some task for it, idk

ripe kelp
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It should be tasks

noble sundial
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then check the tasks there and run whatever task is appropriate

ripe kelp
noble sundial
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They should be declared in the build.gradle file

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maybe you can also expand the "other" menu there

ripe kelp
noble sundial
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ok

ripe kelp
# noble sundial ok

Your build is currently configured to use incompatible Java 25.0.1. Cannot sync the project.

Now it says to me this sentence.

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I installed the jvm 25

noble sundial
ripe kelp
noble sundial
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ideally the full log and not just the error

ripe kelp
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It says only that one

noble sundial
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Can you click on the thing before the selected option?

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Does that show more?

ripe kelp
noble sundial
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Can you show the Gradle settings?

ripe kelp
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Here

ripe kelp
noble sundial
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Are you using the latest IntelliJ version?

ripe kelp
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Wait a minute

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I know why it wont work

noble sundial
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it seems to be an IntelliJ issue

ripe kelp
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Because i just substituted, i download the forge 1.10.2 MDK.

noble sundial
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Can you show your gradle.properties again?

ripe kelp
noble sundial
# ripe kelp

my fault, I meant the gradle/wrapper/gradle-wrapper.properties

noble sundial
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I meant the file content

ripe kelp
noble sundial
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which doesn't support JDK 25

ripe kelp
noble sundial
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The Minecraft version you are trying to use supports Java 25, right?

ripe kelp
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I think no

noble sundial
# ripe kelp Which one then

you can replace the distribution URL with https\://services.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-9.2.1-bin.zip to upgrade Gradle

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but if Minecraft doesn't work with JDK 25, that wouldn't help much

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you could also just switch to a different Java version

ripe kelp
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Oh

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I got a problem again.......

noble sundial
# ripe kelp

The jcenter repository has been shut down multiple years ago

noble sundial
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I think that Gradle project/template is no longer functional

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Maybe you should use a newer one

ripe kelp
noble sundial
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Maybe just use the one corresponding to the latest Minecraft version?

noble sundial
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I don't work on Minecraft mods

ripe kelp
ripe kelp
ripe kelp
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Thats the latest one

ripe kelp
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I deleted all codes from build.gradle

noble sundial
noble sundial
ripe kelp
ripe kelp