Topic category: User side tutorials
hello, I saw a big problem for a lot of people ("Mcreator could not move temporary workspace") in the new versions of Mcreator, and I found a very simple way to solve it, I explain below :
I will use this post as an example : https://mcreator.net/forum/109728/could-not-move-temporary-workspace
the part of the console that interests us is:
> A build operation failed.
Could not move temporary workspace (C:\Users\ME\.mcreator\gradle\caches\8.8\transforms\7f3f7cfc4fbe146884af051af13661ea-1f97b388-a8c8-475f-a628-5adadef29181) to immutable location (C:\Users\ME\.mcreator\gradle\caches\8.8\transforms\7f3f7cfc4fbe146884af051af13661ea)
to solve the problem of the first operation you have to go to the file (C:\Users\ME\.mcreator\gradle\caches\8.8\transforms\7f3f7cfc4fbe146884af051af13661ea-1f97b388-a8c8-475f-a628-5adadef29181), with the path of YOUR console and select all files in this file and copy it, then you must create a new file in the root of the path : (C:\Users\ME\.mcreator\gradle\caches\8.8\transforms) with, obviously, YOUR path, named as indicated the console (the second path), in THIS case, the name of the file is : "7f3f7cfc4fbe146884af051af13661ea", open it and paste the copied folders from the previous folder.
And repeat it the number of times necessary to completely resolve the error, with, for each time the new path given by the console
I hope this tutorial helped you and that you can resume modding normally after this
@Klement, can you move this post in the user tutorial section please ?
Moved
Good job! Nice to have a way that definitly works, if you´re lazy you can try to run an optimization app, that may probably also resolve the error, but if that fails I´m sure you can still try the solution mentioned above
thank's