Minecraft HAcking/Mod Assistance

[Waambulance]

Hi everyone I was wondering if anyone would mind helping me I'm a brand new member and was wondering if anyone could teach me to create my own mods and such I'm not familiar with the source cods and all and would need someone to explain it. I'm very interested in starting up this hobby and writing my own mods if anyone has the time to share with me their knowledge it would be very appreciate

Thanks,
Waambulance

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Sorry Im dumb I put this in the wrong section anyway it could be moved to minecraft tutorial section?

[C++Coding]

For one thing learn to code.Looking at source codes means nothing if you don't even know the language.Put modding as a long term goal that will take 3-4 months to reach

Your Goal List
1.Learn Java-est 3-4 months Heres a link for you to start learning:https://www.codecademy.com/tracks/javascript
2.Learn Opengl-est 1 month or more.
3.If you are an idiot,Repeat steps 1 & 2

[LordPankake]

I'm a brand new member and was wondering if anyone could teach me to create my own mods and such I'm not familiar with the source codes and all and would need someone to explain it.

I made a tut yesterday and the day before.
Thread 1.
Thread 2.

I'm very interested in starting up this hobby and writing my own mods if anyone has the time to share with me their knowledge it would be very appreciate

It's really fun. But furst, you should learn to use MCP and look around the code for awhile and see how different things work.

[[MPGH]Psychotic]

For one thing learn to code.Looking at source codes means nothing if you don't even know the language.Put modding as a long term goal that will take 3-4 months to reach

Your Goal List
1.Learn Java-est 3-4 months Heres a link for you to start learning:JavaScript | Codecademy
2.Learn Opengl-est 1 month or more.
3.If you are an idiot,Repeat steps 1 & 2

You linked to Javascript.

Though, like he said, you need to learn Java and OpenGL pretty much. To set it up, get Eclipse, and install MCP (as shown above, Minecraft Coder Pack). Though, I would just learn Java first. I'm learning it right now. Reading 2 different books; 'Think Java' and 'Head First into Java'

Both great books. Head First into Java is pretty good cause it makes you think.. Very difficult. They have different exercises and shit like that. I can't even do some of them cause it's a PDF.

[C++Coding]

You linked to Javascript.

Though, like he said, you need to learn Java and OpenGL pretty much. To set it up, get Eclipse, and install MCP (as shown above, Minecraft Coder Pack). Though, I would just learn Java first. I'm learning it right now. Reading 2 different books; 'Think Java' and 'Head First into Java'

Both great books. Head First into Java is pretty good cause it makes you think.. Very difficult. They have different exercises and shit like that. I can't even do some of them cause it's a PDF.

I linked the wrong language on purpose because the idiot would have clicked the link because he knows nothing of programming and would have learned a web-dev language instead of the computer programming language

[[MPGH]Psychotic]

I linked the wrong language on purpose because the idiot would have clicked the link because he knows nothing of programming and would have learned a web-dev language instead of the computer programming language

Oh, lol, I assumed you'd do that.

I know pretty simplistic Javascript, but PHP, HTML, and CSS I got down. Just a question, do you know Java yourself? I'm learning it now. I try to read at least a chapter a day, but I'm between books.. Like, Head First is great, but it's a PDF so like I can't do all the excercises and shit which pisses me off. Then I have Think Java and Thinking in Java, but Thinking in Java has like no code examples or anything. Think Java is my favorite so far.

[C++Coding]

Oh, lol, I assumed you'd do that.

I know pretty simplistic Javascript, but PHP, HTML, and CSS I got down. Just a question, do you know Java yourself? I'm learning it now. I try to read at least a chapter a day, but I'm between books.. Like, Head First is great, but it's a PDF so like I can't do all the excercises and shit which pisses me off. Then I have Think Java and Thinking in Java, but Thinking in Java has like no code examples or anything. Think Java is my favorite so far.

Heres one for you.

All things in java Come from the main point "Object" in the Hierarchy everything is a subclass of Object and anything you do can be traced from there.

[[MPGH]Psychotic]

Heres one for you.

All things in java Come from the main point "Object" in the Hierarchy everything is a subclass of Object and anything you do can be traced from there.

OOP?

Anyways, I decided to learn from the creators. Like, the official book from Java themselves. So, that's where I'm at now. The one thing I'm stuck on now is like the difference between double float and long. They're different bits and shit, but when do you use them?

[C++Coding]

Double and float are both decimals the only thing different between them in the rounding.
Long is a really big integer like 21436753636463