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I have written a simple mod for my server but it requires base classes to be replaced and as such is not compatible with Forge.

 

I have had a quick look into converting it to be Forge compatible using ASM, but it is far too advanced for me.

 

The mod is extremely simple but does require patching or overriding of two vanilla methods.

 

If anyone is willing to convert what I have to Forge, it would be greatly appreciated and you will be compensated financially.

 

Sending me a PM is probably best and then we can get in contact.

 

I didn't find this to be against any of the Forge forum rules, but apologies if it is.

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Mate, you should save your money - there are some open source mods that use ASM, e.g. Treecapitator, some of the AtomicStryker's mods. You also can search in GitHub. Would you tell what do you want to change?

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