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I'm trying to install some fabric mods on multimc. I tried both

options of getting fabric. By copying multimc instance URL from here -

and by just clicking install fabric in 1.14.4 multimc minecraft instance. It worked in both cases.

The only other thing I can think of is to try deleting the .mixin and .fabric folders and see if it reloads them correctly. Otherwise I recommend the Fabric Discord #playersupport channel to help you out as I'm out of options of what it could be.

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And as mentioned by kkarakk (which I forgot to add when I wrote this), Gradle is a build system, and is used for both Android and Java, as well as with other JVM languages, Kotlin Native, and likely others as well. There's no difference between Gradle with desktop Java and Gradle with Android.

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