I've seen code examples like this in other forum posts:

 

Item.field_150901_e.func_148756_a(...);

 

I'm assuming (hoping) that there will eventually be a version of the code that provides an unobfuscated name for this method, like in the 1.6.4 version of Forge. Until that time, I'm going to be writing some adapter methods to insulate my code from these names.

 

Thanks in advance.

Deobfuscation happens slowly, as it requires uses determining what a function does, or what a variable is for, then reporting it back to the deobfuscation team (through MCPbot, usually).

Deobfuscation happens slowly, as it requires uses determining what a function does, or what a variable is for, then reporting it back to the deobfuscation team (through MCPbot, usually).

 

if I know what function really does what should i do?

I am not sure how its being handled.  I only know how it was done previously, but I do not know if things have changed or not.

 

Assuming they haven't, then you'd need to log into the #minecraftforge channle on esper.net IRC and start a conversation with MCPbot

 

http://mcpold.ocean-labs.de/index.php/MCPBot

http://www.minecraftforge.net/forum/index.php/topic,15275.0.html

this should help.

I tried to connect to #minecraftforge on irc, but it answered "* #minecraftforge :Cannot join channel (+r) - you need to be identified with services". Im a total noob in IRC, if someone could explain what should i do to conect

And MCPBot on #mcp-modding seems to be not yet updated.

@Nzkiwi: you need to register your nickname with nickserv, google is your friend here, its pretty simple

 

Also, the issue with the obfuscated names is not so much the mappings as getting srg2source up to speed with gradle. It currently uses python but will be rewritten in java so it can interface with gradle properly or sommat. Untill then you can join #mcp on esper and talk to MCPBot

I have sort of been expecting to see fewer obfuscated symbols as new versions of MinecraftForge and FML come out. Am I missing something? I'd really like to get out of the business of coding using obfuscated names.