Steps for command line installation of DWCM development environment

1. Install forge (Recommended version: 1.7.10-10.13.3.1420-1.7.10)
> Link: [Download Link](http://files.minecraftforge.net/maven/net/minecraftforge/forge/1.7.10-10.13.3.1420-1.7.10/forge-1.7.10-10.13.3.1420-1.7.10-src.zip)

2. Setup forge
> gradlew setupDecompWorkspace
> gradlew eclipse

3. Clone the 1.7.2 branch of the DWCM into a folder named "dwcm"
> git clone -b "1.7.2" --recursive https://bitbucket.org/moddivision/doctor-who-client-mod.git dwcm

4. Apply DWCM's access transformer
> Remove the Forge jar from the project libraries
> Add lib/forgeSrc-###.jar to project library
>
> Eclipse:
> > Package Explorer > (right click) Minecraft > Properties > Java Build Path > Libraries
> > Remove JAR "forgeSrc-xxx.jar
> > Add JARs > "Minecraft > dwcm > lib > select forgeSrc-xxx.jar AND forgeSrc-xxx-sources.jar"

5. Inject DWCM files into your Eclipse project
> cd dwcm/
> python installEclipse.py

6. Tell Forge to display stencils (Latest 1.7.10 Forge has stencils disabled by default)
> Open project's run configuration
> Go to VM arguments
> Add "-Dforge.forceDisplayStencil=true"
>
> Eclipse:
> > Package Explorer > (right click) Minecraft > Properties > Run/Debub Settings
> > Select "Client" > Edit... > "Arguments" tab
> > Add VM Argument
> > Apply > OK

7. Complete
> Open up eclipse and point the workspace to your "forge/eclipse" directory

Steps for building
1. Open cmd/terminal, navigate to the forge directory in which you have the 'dwcm' repo folder

2. Run "gradle build", using the build.gradle file in the repo
> "gradlew -b dwcm/build_dwcm.gradle build"

3. Complete
> Go to build/lib, the mod jar should be there
> That mod jar now goes into /.minecraft/mods folder