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Quote from LuAl

So i was able to setup my BlazeLoader environment. Now I get about 10000 build errors, most caused by method duplicates. Did I something wrong or is this normal. And it always says when I run any of the mcp batchs that scalac was not found
Please Help!

I might know what caused that, did you overwrite the vanilla sources with the blazeloader ones or add BlazeLoader as a resource? Also the missing sclac is fine, unless you happen to be writing your mods in scala

Quote from LuAl

I just used the auto installer script and put the mcp archive into the temp/setup folder.

It should have extracted it. Did it give any errors? (or did your antivirus stop the extractor?)

Good news: I have managed to get Forge and BL running together in MCP! It still needs a lot of work, but it can load both Forge and BL mods!

Quote from Cuchaz

Awesome!

I just finished the merge, so far everything is working fine and BL even shows up in FML's mod list!Forge compatible version is now on github!

This project looks good. I wish the best of luck, and your doing even better by making this compatible with as many mods as possible (or Forge).

Quote from SacredWaste

This project looks good. I wish the best of luck, and your doing even better by making this compatible with as many mods as possible (or Forge).

Yeah BlazeLoader itself does not modify too many base classes (and several are rarely used), and even those are loaded without actually modding the jar. The forge compatibility should make this usable for a much larger player base.

Quote from big_Xplosion

Awesome!!! *Opens up the installer project* EDIT: Did you change the forge transformed MC classes and added the methods needed by BL to them? or how did you do it?

There are two parts to this:
In the IDE:

• I created two run scripts, one for vanilla and one for forge.
• I created two Minecraft modules, one with forge and one without forge.
• I created two BL modules, one for vanilla (depending on vanilla module) and one for forge (depending on forge module). Both depend on the BL core module, which depends on the BL vanilla (which must remain partially signature-compatible with the forge version, not a big deal).

In the game:

• The TweakLauncher uses Version.isForgeInstalled() to determine weather to load classes from /bl_vanilla_classes or /bl_forge_classes. They contain the obfuscated classes for their respective minecraft version.
• Forge is loaded on top of BL by adding "--secondaryTweaks cpw.mods.fml.common.launcher.FMLTweaker" to the launch string. By default forge uses "--tweakClass cpw.mods.fml.common.launcher.FMLTweaker", but blazeloader took that slot so forge has to use the secondary tweaker.

Quote from big_Xplosion

I'm still stuck on how to setup the BLCore one, this is what I think I understand?
vanilla--BLVanilla
|
BLCore
|
forge--BLForge

That is it, except BLCore also depends on BLVanilla and vanilla.

Quote from big_Xplosion

So like this?
vanilla--BLVanilla
| |
------->BLCore
|
forge--BLForge

Yes, but all the lines should be two-way except for the ones connecting BLCore to BLForge and Vanilla

Dependencies:
Vanila:

• BLVanilla

BLVanilla:

• Vanilla
• BLCore

BLCore:

• BLVanilla
• Vanilla

BLForge:

• BLCore
• Forge

Forge:

• BLForge

Quote from Lord_Elfidorian

This I AMAZING... Great job guys

This is the basic checklist for a full release:

1. MCP 1.7.4
2. Forge 1.7.4
3. Verify reobfuscation works (and the launcher will still load BL with recent changes)
4. Verify reobfuscation works with forge version
5. Finish installer

Quote from big_Xplosion

I'll try it when I get home and I hope I will figure it out . Btw nice new signature icon! Can I put it in the installer gui?

Sure! Also if you come up with a better one feel free to post it! I just made this one real quick for my signature and FML's mod list. Now BL looks better, considering it is in a list with Forge, FML, and MCP.

I decided toy around with BlazeLoader, but I don't have these files mentioned in the Reddit installation instructions:

• Open your .minecraft, go to libraries, and copy the contents of the folders "org/ow2/asm/" and "net/minecraft/launchwrapper/1.9", keeping the entire directory structure, to the folder<MCP_ROOT>/jars/libraries.

After some tinkering around, long story short, I can get "asm-all-4.1.jar" by downloading MC 1.5.2 resources, and I only get "launchwrapper-1.5.jar". Any newer version doesn't even generate the folders for those files. I found the url for "asm-debug-all-4.1.jar" in your "libraries.json" file and can download that. Any ideas on how I can get "launchwrapper-1.9.jar"? Or better yet, both the normal way through the Minecraft client.

Thanks.

EDIT: Also forgot to mention I am in the 2nd day of having no power due to winter storms, so I wont be able to reply often.

Quote from big_Xplosion

You made that?! I always thought coders could do fancy stuff *looks at himself* EDIT: So with the new Forge compatibility would you be able to make blocks and make them compatible with Forge Mulitpart??

I have not used multipart, but it should be possible.

Quote from Lord_Elfidorian

I am wondering... Has anyone made video tutorials for blazeloader yet. If not then I would like to volunteer to make some.

Not yet, but that would be great!

Quote from big_Xplosion

I was maybe going to make some when BL is stable but I've never done youtube before. So I would say (and I think @acomputerdog will agree with me) go ahead and make sure to post them on the reddit.

And also add them to the wiki in the same location!

Quote from bmanrules

Awesome work! Great to hear BL has Forge support (and that banner looks awesome!)

Thanks!

Quote from Arod529

I decided toy around with BlazeLoader, but I don't have these files mentioned in the Reddit installation instructions:

• Open your .minecraft, go to libraries, and copy the contents of the folders "org/ow2/asm/" and "net/minecraft/launchwrapper/1.9", keeping the entire directory structure, to the folder/jars/libraries.

After some tinkering around, long story short, I can get "asm-all-4.1.jar" by downloading MC 1.5.2 resources, and I only get "launchwrapper-1.5.jar". Any newer version doesn't even generate the folders for those files. I found the url for "asm-debug-all-4.1.jar" in your "libraries.json" file and can download that. Any ideas on how I can get "launchwrapper-1.9.jar"? Or better yet, both the normal way through the Minecraft client. Thanks.

You can install and run the newest version of forge to get them. If it installs launchwrapper 1.8 for some reason then just rename it.

Quote from big_Xplosion

Ha, that's annoying and weird because we haven't had any snow at all yet. btw I can take a look on the thread when you are having power problems!



Maybe we should just change our version back to 1.8, there is almost no difference and then there don't have to be to versions of the wrapper on a client installation with Forge and BL



No problem! and it looks really awesome!

Sweet power is back on!

I switched to 1.9 because forge briefly did, but apparently they switched back.