# Steps to install JavaFx (Deekshith had shared) - Go to Hep/Eclipse Market Place in the Eclipse and search for **fx** in the search. Click on the first option and install. - download the javafx-sdk-15. For consistency I am uploaded the files in drive and attaching the link. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1g-QmMylo4JFJFj9CBvqxNSceTGnA0Nvx?usp=sharing - Go to Windows/preferences in eclipse. In the search enter **user**. You can see the following window.![](https://i.imgur.com/tCm78eO.png) - click on the User libraries in the Java/Build Path and click on new and set the name as JavaFx. - After creating the files click on it and select Add External Jars. - Now go to the loaction where you have downloaded the files in step 2 and open all the files inside the lib directory and click on **Apply and close**. - Right click on the project and select BuildPath/configure build path and select libraries to the right. refer the below image. - ![](https://i.imgur.com/do3qnUN.png) - Click on **Classpath** and select Add library. Select user library and select JavaFx. Then click on **Finish** and **Apply and Close**. - We need to setup the arguments. - Click on the dropdown beside the run option and select **Run Configurations**. Select **Arguments**. Refer the image below. ![](https://i.imgur.com/LuWR0uh.png) - Set the VM argument as ***--module-path "your-path\lib" --add-modules javafx.controls,javafx.fxml***. - The installation is complete.