# How do I get Java generator on IntelliJ instead of Java FX?

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**Created:** [October 17, 2023, 3:45am UTC](https://forum.codewithmosh.com/t/how-do-i-get-java-generator-on-intellij-instead-of-java-fx/23088 "2023-10-17T03:45:22Z")\
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You do not need a “Java Generator”. IntelliJ is a Java IDE, so all projects will start in Java unless you specifically choose a different language from the language options. After the project starts create a new class. Read the tips below before you create the class. You are doing good, code away.

TIPS! to keep your information organized:

1. Create a Module for each section, Ultimate Java, Ultimate Java: Object-Oriented… etc.
2. Within each module, create a new Package for each Topic within each course section.
3. Keep a Main Class OUTSIDE of those modules to run all codes, or create a main class within each module. Intellij will remind you to import classes when needed.

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