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Imeguras
Imeguras

Reputation: 41

Eclipse .project missing

I have a folder which contains some previous projects. In the same folder I saved a new project, which messed everything up. So I created a new folder to put my projects in.

workspace

I found that the problem is that I moved folder locations that I needed to delete .location, which took an hour to find.

After all of this the problem is I can't find the project under

import > existing projects in workspace

Here is The error that sows up when I try to open minecraft folder

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I have .project where it needs to be I just need to solve .location. Edit:A aswer show up and solved the problem but now this is what pops up 1ºimage 2ºimage

Upvotes: 4

Views: 8145

Answers (2)

kk.
kk.

Reputation: 3955

Simply delete your Minecraft project from eclipse workspace and create a new project with the existing directory as a base directory for this project. Below screenshots will show you the step by step process.

Step 1: Working project

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Step 2: Getting error when closed the project and trying to reopen the project in the absence of .project file.

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Step 3: Delete the project from repository (Do not delete the project from disk space)

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Step 5: Create a new java project

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Step 6: Provide the project name as "Minecraft" and provide the location of your source directory. Click on finish

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You should see the project imported successfully.

Upvotes: 4

Abdur Rahaman
Abdur Rahaman

Reputation: 1

At the time of download you might have unzipped an Eclipse then you might have use it now delete the Eclipse but not workspace where you had a project now go to zipped Eclipse which you have downloaded then start Eclipse select previous workspace then it's good to go or else change workspace as well

Upvotes: -1

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