1. Eclipse download here
- Eclipse IDE install
2. javaFX SDK Download here
JavaFX - Gluon
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3. Eclipse -> Help -> Eclipse Marketplace...
4. search javafx -> e(fx)clipse install -> eclipse re-start
5. New -> Order -> Create JavaFX Project
6. Project -> Right Click -> Build Path -> Add External Archives..
7. javaFX SDK folder -> lib -> select *.jar
8. loock Referenced Libraries
9. Window -> Preferences -> Run/Debug -> String Substitution -> New
- Name : JAVAFX_PATH
- Value : Browse -> javaFX SDK folder / lib
10. Project -> Right Click -> Properties -> Run/Debug Settings -> Main double-click -> Arguments tab click
- If you don't see Main, try building with Main and try again.
11. insert VM arguments value -> Applay -> Ok
insert VM arguments value : --module-path ${JAVAFX_PATH} --add-modules=javafx.controls
[Update 2021-02-18 16:31]
insert VM arguments value : --module-path ${JAVAFX_PATH} --add-modules=javafx.controls,javafx.fxml
* Do not space => javafx.controls,(space)javafx.fxml
12. run
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