#Corex, a PaperMc lib for lazy Devs! (WIP)

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formal spruce
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Yet Another AI Slop Project™

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I wouldn't know

faint crest
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for those who are interested

bitter sun
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The LLM that wrote this was apparently trained on Java 5 because generics are crazy advanced apparently

thick hollow
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I made this to save me time, if you wan't to use it then use it, if you have a problem that is is made with AI, then don't use it! I just needed something so that I can focus on other stuff. And I plan on adding more stuff to make it more enjoyable to make plugins for me.

bitter sun
thick hollow
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Thanks! I changed up the comment! And the bugs are now fixed (Hopefully!)

bitter sun
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lmao

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so uh... you don't know java do you?

thick hollow
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I do, I am just to lazy to build this my self. Like said before, I wan'ted something to save me the hassle. I would have probably spend like a Day or two working on this. But like said before it is not critical and was supposed to be a tool for me to save time

tight stratus
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it's fine to use ai to make things for yourself if they work for ya

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but ngl i wouldn't have posted a showcase for something that's half-hallucinated and untested/broken

thick hollow
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sorry, that is my bad

swift heath
# thick hollow I do, I am just to lazy to build this my self. Like said before, I wan'ted somet...

okay, completely ignoring the fact that this uses AI and just purely talking about the lib here:

The bukkit community definitely has way too many POJO java configuration libraries. Did you just want to use a POJO java library or completely build your own? If you’re actually lazy, save yourself the effort and use configurate, okaeri (comments), or configlib, etc. There are so many options and they all do that POJO config stuff that you want

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after reading through the code, the only thing this library seems to be at the moment is just a configuration lib (which is fine), but you’re literally wasting your own time and AI credits by having AI build this in the first place. If you can imagine the structure, there’s an 80% someone has built a config lib for it i promise you

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Also the ToC (or goals i assume) are fine — i mean you can build what you want to build, but this is kind of counterproductive because most of these projects have already been built and are available to the bukkit community. I can name at least 4 command systems off the top of my head and they’re all great (and that’s just one example from the stuff on this list). I would just save yourself the time and money and use projects that people have already built for you instead of using an AI to do this — there’s no point (ntm half the stuff on this list is already built into bukkit - what is a ‘block’ system?)

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thick hollow
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Ok, thanks for the feedback, is there a place for me to find these things? I initially wan'ted to implement craftengine support. But like you mentioned, I would just need to find them! Thanks again for the feedback!

glad hollow
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So you want to have something which already exist, using ai?

thick hollow
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I did not know that it exsited.

rose trout
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I believe the user has received proper feedback. People make mistakes, and I appreciate everyone in this thread for keeping it civil.

I will close this thread now.