#modloader

[phantumm]

Duk

[nebulouscuriosity]

Minecraft, ModLoader, and Forge. TROUBLE IS INBOUND.

So, I was trying to download the Recipe Book mod for Minecraft.

"You need ModLoader!!! :D"

"WHY DOES EVERYTHING NEED MODLOADER UGGHHH FINEEEE"

So I then found and downloaded ModLoader for 1.7.10 and popped it into my mods folder, hoping that it would work.

Forge: 5 Mods loaded. None of 'em are ModLoader, sweets.

"UGHHHHHH STUPID MODLOADERRR I JUST WANT TO PLAY MINECRAFT WITH MO' DRINKS AND FIGURE OUT THE RECIPES WITHOUT HAVING TO TRACK DOWN THAT PAGE AGAIN"

So I looked up "How to install ModLoader 1.7.10" and clicked on one of the many videos that showed up.

"Hey guys I'm going to show you how to install ModLoader and you're going to be wondering this entire video if I'm a feminine-sounding guy or a masculine-sounding girl anyways you really need to do this or else stuff is going to hit the fan"

"Pshh, I have a separate Profile on Forge. I'll just use that."

"Okay, now open this with this, and change this, now put this into here.."

"Kay, kay, done..."

"Okay now you just open Minecraft and...tah-dah! See? It works perfectly!"

"Seems simple enough. *Opens Minecraft*

...

Minecraft: Something has gone or is about to go absolutely, horribly, terribly wrong. DID YOU PUT SOMETHING IN THE THING?! NO. BAD. NO PUTTING THINGS IN THAT. EVER. BAD. NOT RUNNING. GO AND GET A CLEAN VERSION OF THE THING. GO. SHOO. GOOD JOB BREAKING IT, BY THE WAY. I CERTAINLY HOPE YOU'RE HAPPY. GODS YOU'RE STUPID. I HATE YOU.

"What?! B-but... WHAT?!"

So I took a screenshot of it. Tumblr rejected it.

Technology hates me today.

Or I'm just stupid.

One of the two.

[empandad]

how the hell do you install modloader??????

[mega9minecraft]

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[confessionsofminecraft-blog]

"I have read many, many walkthroughs for installing mods. But I still can't even get Modloader to work."

I've not really dabbled into mods much (Therefore don't have a clue lol), but have you tried Tekkit/Technic? I downloaded the launcher from http://www.technicpack.net/ and have been able to play it fine :)

[starsumiaki]

ModLoader, Y U Load Thusly?

Okay, so a handful of people were reporting that they were having issues with Swords+ 1.5 [1.3.2 SB1]. An issue that never made sense to me and drove me up the wall.

This error look familiar?

java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: AuxSimPropertyReader.getProperty(Ljava/lang/String;Z)Z

For the illiterate, it meant that the game couldn't find getProperty("name", boolean) in the AuxSimPropertyReader class (how Swords+ handles config files now).

This made no sense to me whatsoever because the version I was using was the same version everybody else was using and I never got the error. It wasn't that I just wasn't exciting it. The error simply didn't exist for me because, otherwise, Minecraft never would have booted.

Well, turns out I figured out what went wrong and I am both confused and a bit irritated this is even the case.

If you weren't aware, HandyRedstone also uses ASPR for its config files. However, for some stupid reason, I managed to give the latest version of ASPR (which allows booleans in the config) to HandyRedstone but the version in Swords+ was actually the version PRIOR (which didn't have boolean support).

Now, here's the kicker. If you have both HandyRedstone and Swords+ installed, for the strangest reason, ModLoader will load HandyRedstone first, along with its correct ASPR copy. It will completely skip over the flawed copy in Swords+. So, if you have both (like I do), you will never get the error because the error doesn't exist.

So, yeah, complete stupidity on my part. Sorry for going off on a little tirade of how the error couldn't be right and suggesting it was .zip corruption.

Sorry!

[ineverclaimedtobeasavior]

mod_SbR final product

package net.minecraft.src;

public class mod_SbR extends BaseMod

{

public void addRecipes()

{

ModLoader.addRecipe(new ItemStack(Item.slimeBall, 8), new Object[] { "C C", " S ", "C C", 'S', Block.slowSand, 'C', Item.ingotGold});

}

public void load()

{

this.addRecipes();

}

public String getVersion()

{

return "Version 1.0";

}

}

[ineverclaimedtobeasavior]

Slimeballs+ v0.1 Code Overview: mod_SbR (part 2/2)

Moving along, now that we've done the opening segment, its time to code our recipe. (Note: the bracket above and below shows that the following is one piece of code, and the brackets in the middle show that its a smaller segment.)

        {

ModLoader.addRecipe(new ItemStack(Item.slimeBall, 8), new Object[] { "C C", " S ", "C C", 'S', Block.slowSand, 'C', Item.ingotGold});

           }

This is usually the part where people look at me funny, so I'll explain this as well as I can. First we ask ModLoader to add a recipe with "Modloader.addRecipe." Now we tell it to make (newItemStack(Item.slimeBall, 8), new Object[]" so the recipe creates 8 slimeballs.

Now for the recipe: '{ "C C", " S ", "C C", ' is the start of the recipe. This is the way it looks in the crafting bench. The first "C C" is the top row of the crafting bench. The " S " shows an item should be in the middle of the crafting bench. The second "C C" is the bottom row of the crafting bench, and designates the bottom row must be filled with "C". What are "C" and "S?"

 'S', Block.slowSand, 'C', Item.ingotGold}); marks the "S" as soulsand, and the "C"s as gold ingots.

           public void load()

           {

           this.addRecipes();

           }

           public String getVersion()

           {

           return "Version 1.0";

           }

}

What's all that? "return 'Version 1.0';" isn't something to worry about, nor is "public String getVersion()", but they do need to be there with ModLoader mods. The "this.addRecipes" is valuable though, as it finishes the recipe. The very bottom bracket means that the mod is done! Great! If you were to make this code into a .class using eclipse and put it in your minecraft.jar, it would work perfectly!