#create enchantment port for create fly 1.21.11
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Don't post JAR files here.
I didn’t see that apologies I can give it in a .rar or sm I don’t have GitHub or anything
That is equally as bad.
How? Is it not just folders?
JAR, RAR, ZIP; they're all more or less the same thing... and they all can contain bad stuff.
So how am I supposed to send it for help?
Just unzipping a compressed file archive is enough to release viruses from it.
You make a GitHub account and upload your whole project there.
Alternatively, you ask about specific problems you're having, instead of asking people to download your whole project to see what the problems are.
I barely know Java I think that’s my main issue
That would be a problem. Here's some resources:
!!learnjava
To start modding Minecraft using Fabric, it's strongly recommended to know Java.
Minecraft, in its codebase, and mods, using Fabric API, use more advanced Java concepts like lambdas, generics and polymorphism.
If you don't know all of these concepts, you may have some difficulties modding.
Here are some online resources that will help learning Java
Modern Java (free online textbook): https://javabook.mccue.dev/
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Basic Java Tutorials: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/
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After Learning Java
For most mods you will want to make, you will have to use the Spongepowered Mixin Java library.
To learn more about Mixin, you can use the faq/mixin bot tag by typing !!faq/mixin in #bot-posting .
What? No that’s not true?
https://developer.android.com/privacy-and-security/risks/zip-path-traversal
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2025-3445
These 2 are for Android and go… but sure new exploits come and go but if you can hack me rn by just unzipping a zip file on windows I’ll give you 100 Bucks
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2025-8088
https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/cyber-security/7-zip-flaws-open-door-to-remote-code-execution
Those have been patched. But, that sort of thing is clearly possible!
Sure but these are 7 zip and not windows, and they get patched so quickly that you probably aren’t affected. Plus if someone discovers such an exploit they will definitely not use it on some person in a discord server
If you can find a vulnerability openly discussed online, it's probably been patched (assuming that the person is following proper disclosure rules).
That’s what I mean, so it’s extremely unrealistic getting hacked here from unzipping something
#1488854565578346677 message
Have you changed your mind about that, then?
What? Is this ragebait?
No, I'm just confused.
If you're wondering why I found that, I was searching through past messages trying to find the incident that triggered the moderator message I forwarded here above.
If I send a jar, with a virus in it, do you expect the normal person to decompile it and look in it?
Okay, I guess then I can always send compiled jars in dms if that’s your reasoning
I oc won’t do that tho lol
#general message
And here we have an example of exactly that.
Okay, but decompilers are not always 100% accurate too.
And here's an example of someone not doing that, and getting got. #discord-suggestions message
So you could theoretically hide a virus that’s very hardly visible when decompiling by doing that
That’s why I’d rather send the source in a zip than the jar???
What do you even want me to do, send the source, send the jar…
I'm not asking you to do anything; I'm asking the original poster to create GitHub repository instead of sending the code as a JAR/Zip.
I’d hope that if you download it and compile and run it, you’d at least take a look at every file so then a zip vs GitHub doesn’t make a difference either way
I would hope so too.
However, as I showed, a ZIP has a higher risk attached than a GitHub repo does.
And Apart from that he expects us to port his compiled jar… but that’s another story
The risk is so extremely small from unzipping a zip file that you really shouldn’t care about that
If you just use windows
That is indeed another story. Is it the compiled JAR, by the way? It sounded to me like it had errors and wasn't compiling.
Nah, it’s a compiled jar
That would make things significantly more complicated.
!delete 1496325142731559012 do not post compiled mod jars.