[Tutorial] Creating a Basic Hacked Client

Originally Posted by TheR4pt0r

package net.minecraft.src;

public class var
{
public static booolean menu

}
This is my problem..i get 3 errors.. is syntax wrong? it said var should be defined as own file so i did "var" and it was correct...should i keep it this way?

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Asking is the best way learning.

Asking is certainly a good way to learn and question what's around yourself.

Anyways this is what it should look like:

Code:

package net.minecraft.src;

public class var 
{
      public static boolean menu = false;
}

The problem:
There are 3 o's in your boolean, there should be 2.
There is no ; after "public static booolean menu", there should be.

Sometimes java gets confused on the numbers of errors. There's only two there.

Thats the errors i get

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Originally Posted by TheR4pt0r

Thats the errors i get

Upload the image to imgur and post it inside a [IMG] link instead, that way it doesn't have to be approved.
Right now, I can't open it :P

Originally Posted by TheR4pt0r

You never created your modbase that is in a seperate package that only edits about 4 lines in the minecraft src for calling methods and hooking in your package.

Originally Posted by TheR4pt0r

Thats the errors i get

That code needs to an actual separate file, not just inside the guiInGame.

Nice job!

(Ignore this - I failed)

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Originally Posted by ExperiencedHippo

DrawRectHere does not exist. I made it up instead of making an actual drawRect.
I do this a few times in the tutorial, so be wary of that :P

It should look something like this:

Code:

//drawRect(Start pos x, start pos y, width, height, color); //A template for future reference
drawRect(1, 1, 97, 12, color);

If you have any more problems just ask.

Originally Posted by LordPankake

DrawRectHere does not exist. I made it up instead of making an actual drawRect.
I do this a few times in the tutorial, so be wary of that :P

It should look something like this:

Code:

//drawRect(Start pos x, start pos y, width, height, color); //A template for future reference
drawRect(1, 1, 97, 12, color);

If you have any more problems just ask.

Was about to answer him. I'm learning Java currently, and yesterday I set up MCP as my secondary workspace and checked out all the files. Surprisingly, I actually understand a lot of it even though I'm only like 3-4 weeks into Java. Nice tutorial, it'll help if I ever begin on a client which I hope to once I have a good steady ground knowledge of Java. I also have WindowBuilder as a plugin installed onto Eclipse, so soon I wanna try making some cool Java programs-maybe Minecraft tools like an accountchecker.

Originally Posted by ExperiencedHippo

Please just stop now.You should not even be coding if you can't even draw a rectangle or use the proper declaration.

Originally Posted by Psychotic

I actually understand a lot of it even though I'm only like 3-4 weeks into Java.

Its surprisingly organized and easy to read. When I started back in beta 1.6 I just dabbled in terrain generation.

Originally Posted by Psychotic

Nice tutorial, it'll help if I ever begin on a client which I hope to once I have a good steady ground knowledge of Java.

Thanks and good luck when you do / if you start a client.

Originally Posted by Psychotic

I also have WindowBuilder as a plugin installed onto Eclipse, so soon I wanna try making some cool Java programs-maybe Minecraft tools like an accountchecker.

I actually had a cool idea involving windows. You would have a control panel for hacks that would have the functions of a in-game GUI, but all click-able and external. If possible, there would be no need to modify any major pieces of code in the Mc src except for a few snippets here and there. Never got around to doing this though.

Also, have fun with that account checker.

Thanks for posting pictures instead!

you could change the fly to non creative

I think that is much better :P

Originally Posted by UberCreed

you could change the fly to non creative

I think that is much better :P

Notch fly is the easiest to turn on/off.
I could easily swap freecam's fly method for what my current fly does, I just like notch fly more (People have their preferences).

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