Sycholic

oddly that is the exact same thing they say but Im referring to 1.8.8 which is the latest which is already unsupported by someone because they focusing on snapshots to release 1.9 but eh who am I to believe that history wont repeat itself...when it comes to poor upgrading compatibility.... l8tr.

yeah I havent played with forge yet.. I have the copy NMS source already decompiled and deobfuscated. And sadly the only reason Im even playing with such a notion is due to Mojangs refusal to even remotely apply fixes to older versions. (and 1.8.8 is soon to be considered one of them versions). I just appreciate your team here and other 3rd parties that actually do patch and fix/mod stuff at the NMS level. If I ever came up with such a thing Im just trying to look into how hard it would be to share with all 3rd parties like you and other developers. And offer a PR for anything that might be of worth... I mean one perfect example of even if this was a personal change for myself. Blazes have a player tracking range of 45m. not to mention even their crappy targeting algorithm that was majorly changed in 1.8.x

Actually was trying to compile a new version of FF but having some library issues for the most part why I was hoping for a 'proper place' to inquire about such things. Albiet being far from an expert in java not sure if issues with the test libraries would even matter. but the core of what Im looking at doing is fixing some core minecraft server code myself so been trying to find out how forge and other 3rd parties get into that possibly supply .patches to the masses as optional fixes So going along with this decided to play with fernflower myself and then hit that small roadblock so my inquiring mind wanted to ask somewhere (heck could be the fact Im using netbeans )

got a few questions about fernflower and specifically the dependancies it uses but I cant for the life of me find any discussion options to ask but since also how is forge related to Fernflower? is that how yas keep up with decompiles for new versions? or using some other method like MCP (which I doubt) so figured kill 2 birds one stone..