I am well aware this question was already asked about a hundred times, but I still was unable to find the answer I am looking for. Due to the given circumstances there is no way around the issue (like using the awesomely easy to use and compatible Forge-Framework), I HAVE TO write a JAR-Mod, namely for the Version 1.8.9. No Class Transformers, no advanced ASM, plain old vanilla Minecraft with edited base classes. I already have quite some experience using MCP, but the fact that there is no "official" version of MCP 9.19 (for 1.8.8) leads me to my question: What is the "most efficient" way to work with the base classes without going crazy having to dig trough countless lines of obfuscation mappings?
I am well aware this question was already asked about a hundred times, but I still was unable to find the answer I am looking for. Due to the given circumstances there is no way around the issue (like using the awesomely easy to use and compatible Forge-Framework), I HAVE TO write a JAR-Mod, namely for the Version 1.8.9. No Class Transformers, no advanced ASM, plain old vanilla Minecraft with edited base classes. I already have quite some experience using MCP, but the fact that there is no "official" version of MCP 9.19 (for 1.8.8) leads me to my question: What is the "most efficient" way to work with the base classes without going crazy having to dig trough countless lines of obfuscation mappings?
I already took a look at altering the config files and even the decompile-script, but was unable to trick MCP into loading the 1.8.9.jar instead. I thought about simply placing a renamed 1.8.9.jar into the 1.8.8-folder, do you think this would work?
I am well aware this question was already asked about a hundred times, but I still was unable to find the answer I am looking for. Due to the given circumstances there is no way around the issue (like using the awesomely easy to use and compatible Forge-Framework), I HAVE TO write a JAR-Mod, namely for the Version 1.8.9. No Class Transformers, no advanced ASM, plain old vanilla Minecraft with edited base classes. I already have quite some experience using MCP, but the fact that there is no "official" version of MCP 9.19 (for 1.8.8) leads me to my question: What is the "most efficient" way to work with the base classes without going crazy having to dig trough countless lines of obfuscation mappings?
Thanks for any ideas.
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Curse PremiumMCP 9.18 should work for MC1.8.9 regardless...
I already took a look at altering the config files and even the decompile-script, but was unable to trick MCP into loading the 1.8.9.jar instead. I thought about simply placing a renamed 1.8.9.jar into the 1.8.8-folder, do you think this would work?
Why do you specifically need 1.8.9, if you don't mind me asking? Why can't you just use MCP for 1.8.8?
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