multiplayer button

[frank fog]

i need this mod https://modrinth.com/mod/multiplayer-button to be updated to 1.19.4. currently it says 1.19-1.19.3

[frank fog]

help

[errant belfry]

you have to wait until it gets updated to 1.19.4, there's nothing anyone else can do

[dense hearth]

I think I have managed to update it. Let me see if I can upload it to GitHub.

[frank fog]

ty

[frank fog]

@dense hearth if you can you send me the link to the github

[frank fog]

@dense hearth

:/

[frank fog]

@dense hearth

[dense hearth]

Here it is https://github.com/Levoment/multiplayer-button. But you have to compile it yourself. With all that is going on with the malware, I don't want to risk uploading malware unkowingly.

[karmic arch]

why not just open a PR to the main mod?

[dense hearth]

Done. But it matters not much anyways because the original repo doesn't have a workflow to create the jar. So it has to be compiled by the author and put either as a release on GitHub or elsewhere.

[karmic arch]

yeah but it still makes life a lot easier for everyone. the owner becomes aware of the effort, maybe merges it, speeds up the actual builds

[dense hearth]

I suppose

[frank fog]

how do i complie it

[tall snow]

Download the source code, extract it, open a command prompt window inside of the folder by shift right clicking and pressing open command prompt here, then type gradlew build

The compiled jar will be in build/libs

@frank fog

[frank fog]

the main folder

i mean

the folder everything is in

ok

thanks

is there way to update other mod s

using a program or something?

[tall snow]

You would need to download their source code, open them in an ide, and fix any errors that appear whenever you change the version. I’d recommend learning Java first, as well as basic fabric modding. If you want I can provide the guide I used to start, it’s a pretty good one.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKGarocXCE1EeLZggaXPJaARxnAbUD8Y_

[dense hearth]

Were you able to compile it?

[frank fog]

yes

[frank fog]

how would you change the version other than the main files that show versions because i’m pretty sure you have to change more

[tall snow]

You replace the version that’s in gradle.properties with the version stuff you get from this website

https://fabricmc.net/develop/

[frank fog]

that’s all?

[tall snow]

If there are any errors, you will have to fix them in the source code, depending on the mod, and what version your updating to and from, it can be a challenge or a simple word change

Oh and also update the version in fabricmod.json

[frank fog]

alr

isn’t the source code

everything

basically

[tall snow]

yeah, normally it’s located under src/main/whatever the dev set the next part to

[frank fog]

what if there is no gradle.properties