Can someone give me some basic instruction of how to set up and start using the IC2 API?
Ic2 Api?
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Didn't you make a thread for this already?
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if you have skype, send me a friend request, and if you see me on or vise versa, I can help you out
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The IC2 api is the EASIEST to setup! You don't even need to attach a source. Anyway,
1. Go to the jenkins
2. Download "industrialcraft-2-2.XXX-experimental-dev.jar" (make SURE it's dev)
3. Goto where your forge folder is. Then go to the eclipse folder, then the mod folder.
4. Place the "industrialcraft-2-2.XXX-experimental-dev.jar" file in that folder.
5. Startup eclipse.
6. In the package explorer, right click on "Referenced libraries". Then go to build path, and configurate build path.
7. A window should pop up. Click on "add jar".
8. Find where the "industrialcraft-2-2.XXX-experimental-dev.jar" file is. It should be under minecraft/eclipse/mods. Click on it, then click ok. Then click the next ok.
9. Now you can refer to the IC2 code in almost the same way as referring to forge is! However, you cannot view anything outside of the API. If you need help with the API, feel free to look at open-sourced examples, like the advanced machines addon, nuclear control (me!), etc. If those don't help you much, feel free to ask Thunderdark, Player, or even me if it's something basic.
Hope I explained it fine
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The IC2 api is the EASIEST to setup! You don't even need to attach a source. Anyway,
1. Go to the jenkins
2. Download "industrialcraft-2-2.XXX-experimental-dev.jar" (make SURE it's dev)
3. Goto where your forge folder is. Then go to the eclipse folder, then the mod folder.
4. Place the "industrialcraft-2-2.XXX-experimental-dev.jar" file in that folder.
5. Startup eclipse.
6. In the package explorer, right click on "Referenced libraries". Then go to build path, and configurate build path.
7. A window should pop up. Click on "add jar".
8. Find where the "industrialcraft-2-2.XXX-experimental-dev.jar" file is. It should be under minecraft/eclipse/mods. Click on it, then click ok. Then click the next ok.
9. Now you can refer to the IC2 code in almost the same way as referring to forge is! However, you cannot view anything outside of the API. If you need help with the API, feel free to look at open-sourced examples, like the advanced machines addon, nuclear control (me!), etc. If those don't help you much, feel free to ask Thunderdark, Player, or even me if it's something basic.
Hope I explained it fine You forgot the part where you extract that library file for IC2.
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You forgot the part where you extract that library file for IC2.
Do wah? I don't think I do that...
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It's not needed.
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It's not needed.
Confirmed :p
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Confirmed :p
That's 3 confirmed words... Half Life 3 anyone?
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If you put the dev jar in the mods folder, you don't need to mess with anything extra.
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If you put the dev jar in the mods folder, you don't need to mess with anything extra.
Oh yeah, that works. However if you try to reference ic2 as a library, it doesn't like having that library not linked as well. :\
