You know what would be great? An API for modders to make and maybe even port mods to MCPE! You would just have to take the Forge code and reverse engineer it to make it work for PE. I know it would take MANY hours of coding and programming but it would be worth it. More complex mods for PE would be great and you could even use the API to take it closer to PC edition. Best thing is I can Beta test the API because I have an S3 With pe on it.
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There are several reasons making this extremely hard to make. Thus forge PE doesn't exist and I would be surprised if it was created before several years.
...Says the tree puncher (just kidding, this doesn't mean you're more of a noob ;))
So the reasons why I think it's close to impossible, and by far out of our range :
- PE modding is at a very early stage. The most common way of modding, ModPE, has absolutely nothing to do with PC modding, and it's even worse for native modding, which involves a compiling into an app.
In no way can a PE mod be translated, except by a fantasmabulicish code that would scan every function in the mod and replace it by its PC equivalent...
- The reverse process (PC to PE) is even more impossible since PC modding modifies the .class files of the minecraft.jar (correct me if I'm wrong), so the mod isn't packed in one single file that you could translate. Even if such a translation was possible, PC has, and will probably have for a long time if not forever, more features than PE. One more time, it has nothing to do in the way it works (app vs java).
- One more reason is what becomes the GUI when translating to PC : but, come to think of it, if ever the other problems are solved, why not this one.
I could think of many more reasons that make, to my mind, forge PE impossible currently.
Finally (because I realised I only talked about the port aspect), an easy-to-use way to create mods already exist : blocklauncher. It has its problems and good points, but anyway gg if you create an API that would take precedence over it.
Excuse me for being so categorical and for my bad english, happy modding or mod using
I think it is possible, because you can also make MCPE Mods with C++, and so we can use over 12 000 functions.
It would be possible to use .split() to scan a Java-PC-Mod and convert it to C++ MCPE Mods. But that would take really long. I just wanted to say that it is possible, because Java is based on C++. But I think it would be less work to let the Mods be ported by Someone who can code Java and C++, but anyway there's also copyright for all the Mods...
Actually, there is a work in progress Forge PE app already. It is based on the idea of converting Java code into C++ code. It is made by KsyMc and is on Github. So far, it does not work at all, but it is actually being developed.
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You know what would be great? An API for modders to make and maybe even port mods to MCPE! You would just have to take the Forge code and reverse engineer it to make it work for PE. I know it would take MANY hours of coding and programming but it would be worth it. More complex mods for PE would be great and you could even use the API to take it closer to PC edition. Best thing is I can Beta test the API because I have an S3 With pe on it.
The fact I can get it right away with a lot more fun
That's because you're a tree puncher my friend, a tree puncher.
Yeah... I would think it would already be here since PE has been out for a while...
Why are we talking about it just make a forge for pe instead of chatting on here
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Curse PremiumI think it is possible, because you can also make MCPE Mods with C++, and so we can use over 12 000 functions.
It would be possible to use .split() to scan a Java-PC-Mod and convert it to C++ MCPE Mods. But that would take really long. I just wanted to say that it is possible, because Java is based on C++. But I think it would be less work to let the Mods be ported by Someone who can code Java and C++, but anyway there's also copyright for all the Mods...
Actually, there is a work in progress Forge PE app already. It is based on the idea of converting Java code into C++ code. It is made by KsyMc and is on Github. So far, it does not work at all, but it is actually being developed.
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It would be great if forge pe exist, looks like he/she need to do a lot of work on that.
Native mod is similar to Forge already, just one is use the code in the game,one is make a code for a game
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The fact I can get it right away with a lot more fun
There is a decent modding tool for MCPE , it's name is MCPE master , or you could use block launcher.