No, I don't know java, and I said that in my original post.
It's also don't think it's anything I should need to fix, as the mod works with the client just fine in any other scenario...
It's just the basic Minecraft source, nothing more.
There are some things that it's simply not doing and I'm not sure why.
It's not as simple as just correcting code, things will not work if I "correct the code" for example, if I were to simply create a variable that is never used to replace one that should be constantly used, there will be many bugs.
I may not be a Java or Eclipse programmer, but I am a programmer and I know things aren't that simple, and I know how things are accessed and I know how to fix them.
This has to be a problem with Eclipse, or a problem with the mod compatibility (but that shouldn't be the case since it works otherwise)
It's also don't think it's anything I should need to fix, as the mod works with the client just fine in any other scenario...
It's just the basic Minecraft source, nothing more.
There are some things that it's simply not doing and I'm not sure why.
It's not as simple as just correcting code, things will not work if I "correct the code" for example, if I were to simply create a variable that is never used to replace one that should be constantly used, there will be many bugs.
I may not be a Java or Eclipse programmer, but I am a programmer and I know things aren't that simple, and I know how things are accessed and I know how to fix them.
This has to be a problem with Eclipse, or a problem with the mod compatibility (but that shouldn't be the case since it works otherwise)



