<@&987246652869971988> please have a look, thanks.
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final pond
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Read what it says
Missing ;
On line 91
Also why not using a build tool?
You don’t really use javac manually
Instead have tools like maven/gradle
That will handle a lot of stuff
Also you using an ide like IntelliJ? That would have told you about the missing ;
obtuse dove
where are you getting this code
final pond
Why not running the code in the ide?
obtuse dove
this looks like decompiled code
valid python
you cant use - in a variable name since it doesnt know if thats a minus sign or dash in the name
obtuse dove
meaning you didn't write it
valid python
but yeah this looks like a decompiled forge mod
final pond
What are you trying to do?
final pond
you cant use `-` in a variable name since it doesnt know if thats a minus sign o...
Not that easy to change decompiled code iirc
obtuse dove
explain why you are decompiling and recompiling a mod you don't have the code for, to start
final pond
You sure they don’t have an open source GitHub repository or smth
obtuse dove
first, we can get in trouble for helping you do "hack client" stuff
just as a general thing
so we don't
fossil abyss
note that decompiling code is generally not allowed either
unless u have the owners permission to do so
obtuse dove
second, when we ask you "why can't you do X" and you respond "no I just want to do Y"
fossil abyss
note that decompiling code is generally not allowed either
obtuse dove
and we know much more than you about Java and the JVM
thats just kinda silly
if you go this route, its gonna be hell
you can make like, maybe a few changes in a bytecode editor
anything beyond that requires work and expertise
neat mulch
if its not open source, you dont. you request the creator to make the fixes
obtuse dove
which is something that you will find for minecraft for sure - thats what Fabric is. they reverse engineered minecraft - but you want to customize a hack client you got from somewhere else
to do that, get the source for it or give up
unless its a very, very small change
there is none
no thats what you want
if we fix that, another file is going to have the same issue
sick axle
i suggest u read your responses 1st
obtuse dove
the problem is that - is not allowed in variable names
that problem is likely in a bunch of files
neat mulch
you need to contact the owner of the mod & ask them to make the changes. stop modifying other people's closed-source code
pretty sure its against the rules here, and this convo shouldnt be dragged on any longer
if its open source, modify that
obtuse dove
if you just want to change a number use a bytecode editor, don't decompile and recompile
but yeah, anything beyond that get the source
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