Leave default options, choose Next a few times.

Extract the downloaded package to a location on your machine.Ĭreate a Java project ( not a new JavaFX project):Ĭhoose the location you have extracted your Azul JDK with JavaFX download.

This was my link for an Intel-based Mac version, but your link may differ depending on the architecture of your system: Go to the Azul download site, selecting the appropriate versions, platform, and package ( use JDK FX as the package not JDK).Solution 1: Use Azul distribution with in-built JavaFX modules Automatically, letting Idea perform the download from the vendor you select (using the Download JDK option as also outlined below).Manually, using the Add JDK option as outlined below, OR.To use an alternate vendor for the JDK, choose to download the appropriate version from the selected vendor, either: These instructions should also work perfectly fine for other JDK and JavaFX distributions, such as those packaged by Belsoft Liberica, Amazon Correto and Eclipse Temurin. It is a little quicker to set up and a more portable, flexible and extensible approach for future development work. I recommend solution 2 using a build tool. Using the Azul distribution which does not include JavaFX, and use the JavaFX modules from Maven Central using a build tool.

Using the Azul distribution which includes the JavaFX modules (which is what you asked for),

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