@mike-melony CD into the project and run "gradlew clean build"

@rminecraft1232 If you are sure this is the solution, you can simply make a Pull Request for it.

@tenebrous Thank you

@roexploit Check the JAVA_HOME path is correct?

@miky08p You may be able to copy the default run configuration from LiquidBounce, otherwise contact the fork's developer.

@the_shadow_emp If you have imported the LiquidBounce project properly, IntelliJ will compile it without you having to configure anything.

@mike-melony dude do gradle setupDecompWorkspace first then gradle build

@chocopiexd its his mean bro

@Zhao-Yun just download the commit that says "fixed last known radas problems" or something like t hat

@indomsgods https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1296249

@der said in how to import legacy liquidbounce into idea: replace compile 'com.github.TheAltening:TheAltening4j:api-2.0-22541fa70f-1' with compile 'com.github.TheAltening:TheAltening4j:-SNAPSHOT' thanks

use this forgegradle https://github.com/asbyth/ForgeGradle dont use the offical one this version is compatible with mixingradle f6500bf402380f36b913d442648a5534515f70de in FG-2.1 branch newest version is on gradle6 and dont works with mixingradle

@gabriel liquidboumce

@der [image: 1620152580956-bdbe4f29-3a33-4bac-8e2a-0b3e56cc7d88-image.png] Thanks you！

@ohno supporting doesn't mean its developed to CODE IT that just adds to my point "IntelliJ IDEA is an integrated development environment written in Java for developing computer software"

@i-hate-hatars run setupDecomp, setupDiv, setupDevWorkspace if don't work liquidbounce != sex

@mems && he could use 2.3-SNAPSHOT, it still works

https://github.com/CCBlueX/LiquidBounce