Hello fellow minecraft adventurers. It is I once again, with another question for all who have successfully added playerAPI to their minecraft.jar files.
The question is simple: How do you do it?
I've looked at a video that showed minecraft 1.1, which was completely blurry so i didn't know what files were really being moved and how updated the content was compared to then. I looked at a forum for it in the technic forums, they suggested simply stuffing the PlayerAPI.class, etc. right in the .jar.
I have minecraft forge, and when I play minecraft after placing the class files inside the .jar folder, minecraft goes to a black screen after mojang. I have a myriad of mods (currently 59) but I do not believe they are hindering me, since no mod is inside the .jar folder besides forge. Anyone who can help, I would very much appreciate it.
Also, even though I do not mind the tip of different tools to use for installing Minecraft mods(as one may make my life a whole lot easier if it is the right one) basic DIY steps will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
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The question is simple: How do you do it?
I've looked at a video that showed minecraft 1.1, which was completely blurry so i didn't know what files were really being moved and how updated the content was compared to then. I looked at a forum for it in the technic forums, they suggested simply stuffing the PlayerAPI.class, etc. right in the .jar.
I have minecraft forge, and when I play minecraft after placing the class files inside the .jar folder, minecraft goes to a black screen after mojang. I have a myriad of mods (currently 59) but I do not believe they are hindering me, since no mod is inside the .jar folder besides forge. Anyone who can help, I would very much appreciate it.
Also, even though I do not mind the tip of different tools to use for installing Minecraft mods(as one may make my life a whole lot easier if it is the right one) basic DIY steps will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you