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After the SDK is up and running. A good starting point is to look at the jME examples. Under *File | New project | JME3 Tests* you can create a new project, populated with the jME build in examples. You can freely mess around with these and try out stuff. Your changes can always be reverted by simply creating a new *JME3 Tests* project. Once you are all comfortable and ready to embark on your own exciting journey, *File | New project | Basic game (with Gradle)* is the recommended starting point.
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## Building the SDK
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-Building the SDK is an easy process basically, but it depends on what kind of distribution you want to build. Currently the SDK requires __JDK 17__ to build.
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+Building the SDK is an easy process basically, but it depends on what kind of distribution you want to build. Currently the SDK requires __JDK 21__ to build.
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You also have to know that the build process changes from time to time, so have a look at the `.github/workflows/gradle.yml` file, or related, you will see how we build our releases then.
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Technically the gradle task `buildSdk` is the main task which builds the sdk (Invoking `./gradlew buildSdk` or `gradlew.bat buildSdk` on Windows).
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Toni Helenius