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HCFactions with Maven.

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If you are using eclipse, you aren't gonna get this done anytime soon, eclipse's maven is just....... not gonna happen.

If you need to import the project, use jitpack (https://jitpack.io/#nsporillo/HCFactions)
 

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Don't use an IDE if you don't know how to use it. Same goes for maven, and don't ask a stupid question if your question is fully answered in a detailed maven wiki you can find by googling "how to use maven".

Quit being lazy.
Thanks for helping me google!
 

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Why not just do it from the command line itself? Just go to the directory with the POM and type:
mvn clean package install

EDIT: With eclipse, just right click on Pom.xml -> then click Run As... -> Maven Build
alright, ill try that. Thank you[DOUBLEPOST=1473086918][/DOUBLEPOST]
Why not just do it from the command line itself? Just go to the directory with the POM and type:
mvn clean package install

EDIT: With eclipse, just right click on Pom.xml -> then click Run As... -> Maven Build
 
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Right click on the project -> Properties -> Configure Build Path -> then click Java Build Path -> JRE System Library -> edit
Ok I got that setup. Its set to jre1.8.0_45
 
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