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So, i am simply watching youtube videos and mimicing what they do. (no hate please?)
Anyway, most vides are outdated. So i looked in the comments and people were saying to change some things like fontrenderer to var8 etc. but i have a feeling im missing something. my client will open mc, then when trying to load a game it will crash and repeats the following;
Variables cannot be resolved to a variable
also, in the package explorer bar, if i follow the red 'X's i find that there may be a problem with;
renderGameOverlay
ill post some pics below. Thanks!
PS: Im a total noob explain things simply please :S
1.1 - This is The error i get...
1.2 - This is the renderGameOverlay
1.3 - The code that i recently added which most likely is causing problem.
IGNORE 'problem' files
Last edited by hamste; 05-11-2013 at 12:09 AM.
Pictures approved!
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Try posting your problem in this thread: https://www.mpgh.net/forum/422-minecr...ed-client.html
Maybe the creator of the thread will help you out.
Error code says line 502 is in question. (something on or near that line is messed up)
Red lines are appearing on your Variables. This could mean a few things:
- Variables is not imported. (I'm guessing yours would be " Import net.minecraft.src.Variables; ")
- Variables.java is spelled incorrectly (the file itself)
- You are mis-typing your boolean-holding class. (Class mispelled or your calling is mispelled)
I'm going to assume it's the first point though.
Also for format's sake, instead of
useCode:else code
Clean code is easier to work with and usually speeds up time in the updating progress.Code:else { code }
Edit: that syntax you're using there is pretty bad. Fix it up a bit and that should fix another error after you import your variables class.
Last edited by LordPankake; 05-12-2013 at 11:14 PM.