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[1.19.2] [Solved] Mixin an inner class that also needs to access to its superclass

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I'm trying to add a mixin to ChunkRenderDispatcher.RenderChunk.RebuildTask

I also need to access class methods from its superclass, ChunkRenderDispatcher.RenderChunk.ChunkCompileTask so I had my mixin extend this same class and put in a dummy constructor to avoid the compile error.

However, I'm getting this error when I try to run:

This is the code I have:
https://pastebin.com/kSPaEPYU

I've also tried wrapping my mixin class with a class extending ChunkRenderDispatcher.RenderChunk which in turn is wrapped with a class extending ChunkRenderDispatcher like so:

https://pastebin.com/33JnUSKZ

However, this gives me the error:

But when I make it static, I get the same original error again.

EDIT: Nevermind, found a different solution not requiring mixins here

Edited by SoLegendary
No longer needed, found a better mixin location

  • SoLegendary changed the title to [1.19.2] [Solved] Mixin an inner class that also needs to access to its superclass

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