I think what he means is, in the new snapshot, you can make folders for organizing your workspace, but he is unable to drag and drop things into those folders, as far as I know that isn't a feature, you need to create the items within the folders themselves, maybe we can post a feature request to make items moveable.
One of the things to do if you ain't able to move to a folder mod elements (like if you're new), open the *.mcreator file in a text editor while MCreator is not used, then search for the object name to move, put a comma after registry name then copy this code under it:
"path": "~/(Folder name)/(Subfolder name if needed)"
Change folder to folder name and subfolder if needed, save changes and then open file in MCreator. Your object as moved into that folder!
However, I don't recommend that as you can accidentally modify the workspace and damage the mod. Do this at your own risk!
github or MCreator?
Mcreator the new version
what folders?
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AqqCPAGjbpVhgeNE_QCmmvU5_13-Hg?e=Q40a3l
I think what he means is, in the new snapshot, you can make folders for organizing your workspace, but he is unable to drag and drop things into those folders, as far as I know that isn't a feature, you need to create the items within the folders themselves, maybe we can post a feature request to make items moveable.
https://mcreator.net/wiki/how-use-workspace-folders
One of the things to do if you ain't able to move to a folder mod elements (like if you're new), open the *.mcreator file in a text editor while MCreator is not used, then search for the object name to move, put a comma after registry name then copy this code under it:
"path": "~/(Folder name)/(Subfolder name if needed)"
Change folder to folder name and subfolder if needed, save changes and then open file in MCreator. Your object as moved into that folder!
However, I don't recommend that as you can accidentally modify the workspace and damage the mod. Do this at your own risk!