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  1. #1 Setting up your IDE. 
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    Hello, throughout this tutorial I will be explaining how to set up a IDE. An IDE is a tool used across different languages to help keep your code tidy, but also to make file editing quicker.

    Requirements: You must have your jdk already installed and set up.


    Step one: Getting eclipse.

    Go to the eclipse download page ( [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] ). download eclipse and extract it somewhere where you will remember where it is.

    Step two: Creating a new project.
    Once downloaded, open up eclipse. you should recieve a screen like this.


    Hit 'Ok' and allow the program to load.

    Once loaded, close the welcome screen, and go to 'File>New>Java Project'
    You will receive a screen which looks like this



    Enter a project name and hit the 'Next' Button. Once done hit the 'Finish' button. Your IDE is now set up for editing your server!

    Good luck!
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    Good tutorial will help when I use eclipse


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    i lold so hard who doesnt know how to setup an ide and just a tip netbeans and intellij are better
    Thanks Luigi

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    Netbeans is ahrder to use.
    Netbeans dont have suggestions.

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    Quote Originally Posted by `*Owned_You* View Post
    Netbeans is ahrder to use.
    Netbeans dont have suggestions.
    sorry that people need everything simplified u people dont know how to even try to learn
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    Quote Originally Posted by noobs are ftw View Post
    sorry that people need everything simplified u people dont know how to even try to learn
    srsly your just as noob as the rest of them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by noobs are ftw View Post
    i lold so hard who doesnt know how to setup an ide and just a tip netbeans and intellij are better
    Find something good or don't say anything stupid-ass people like you need to follow that.


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    The only thing that helps, is the download mirror. Lol.
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    uhm, you forgot how to properly import a source/client into the project else client gets alot of errors

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    Quote Originally Posted by X Mercy X View Post
    uhm, you forgot how to properly import a source/client into the project else client gets alot of errors
    You are incorrect. I input deobfuscated clients all of the time, and i get no errors.
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