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3. Add `export JAVA_HOME=$(/usr/libexec/java_home)` as a new line 3. Add `export JAVA_HOME=$(/usr/libexec/java_home)` as a new line
4. Use `CTRL + X`, then Press `Y`, Then `ENTER` 4. Use `CTRL + X`, then Press `Y`, Then `ENTER`
5. Quit & Reopen Terminal and verify with `echo $JAVA_HOME`. It should print a directory 5. Quit & Reopen Terminal and verify with `echo $JAVA_HOME`. It should print a directory
3. If this is your first time building Iris for MC 1.18+ run `gradlew setup` inside the root Iris project folder. 3. Once the project has setup, run `gradlew iris`
Otherwise, skip this step. Grab a coffee, this may take up to 45 minutes depending on your cpu & internet connection. 4. The Iris jar will be placed in `Iris/build/Iris-XXX-XXX.jar` Enjoy! Consider supporting us by buying it on spigot!
4. Once the project has setup, run `gradlew iris`
5. The Iris jar will be placed in `Iris/build/Iris-XXX-XXX.jar` Enjoy! Consider supporting us by buying it on spigot!
### IDE Builds (for development) ### IDE Builds (for development)
* Run `gradlew setup` any time you get dependency issues with craftbukkit
* Configure ITJ Gradle to use JDK 17 (in settings, search for gradle) * Configure ITJ Gradle to use JDK 17 (in settings, search for gradle)
* Add a build line in the build.gradle for your own build task to directly compile Iris into your plugins folder if you * Add a build line in the build.gradle for your own build task to directly compile Iris into your plugins folder if you
prefer. prefer.