IntelliJ IDEA is recommended for working with the project, although you can use any IDE to work on the project, as long as your code's formatting will match one provided in the .editorconfig file.
This project uses a proprietary setup script called Mk.4/5 Mod Setup Script made by Team Immersive Intelligence.
The setup script is meant to be modular (to a degree) and consists of multiple scripts-modules contained in the ./gradle/ folder, as well as the , gradle.properties and ./custom.gradle files.
A more detailed description of it is avaliable after running gradlew modSetupDocs
Import the project folder using File>New...>Project from Existing Sources
The project should automatically be recognized as a Gradle project and load the scripts, if it didn't load them, do it manually by using Gradle>Reload All Gradle Projects.
Navigate to File>Project Structure and set SDK to a Java 8 (1.8) SDK. In Team II we use Amazon Corretto 8 both locally and on the GitHub Build Action.
Navigate to File>Settings>Build, Execution, Deployment>Build Tools>Gradle and select 'Build and Run using' to IntelliJ, set Gradle's Java version to the same Amazon Coretto 8.
Run the gradlew setupDecompWorkspace Gradle task located in forgegradle category and proceed with the setup.
The task may error – in that case reload the Gradle project and run the task again.
Run gradlew genIntellijRuns task to create Run Configurations.
When selecting a run configuration, set the Classpath (-cp) to ImmersiveIntelligence.Main
Depending on your system, some additional settings may not have been applied. If you encounter issues, run gradlew additionalIntellijSettings.
You can display additional information about the Mk.4/5 Mod Setup Script using gradlew modSetupDocs .
In case you decide not to use IntelliJ, setup looks as follows:
First, make sure java is installed and assigned to PATH, then in the root directory run the command: gradlew setupDecompWorkspace.
This should set up all required dependencies for II to build and run.
You can run the game by using gradlew runClient or gradlew runServer.
To build a jarfile, use gradlew build. Note that by default it won't be signed and will be flagged as an unofficial build in the game.
Credentials can be entered in the ./gradle.properties file.
OBJ-based models use our proprietary AMT library, included in client.util.amt in this mod's source code.
3D Models are made using Blockbench and exported through our IIToolkit plugin.
Some code and assets are automatically generated through ModWorks, our annotation processor.
If you wish to use these libraries in your project, message @Pabilo8 directly at discord or pabilo (at) iiteam (dot) net.