[1.6.4]GuiMainMenu question

[pennaverde]

Hi, i'm trying to edit the client of mc for automatic connect to my server:

 

 

I followed these steps:

- downloaded forge 9.11.1 source

- extracted the folder on the desktop

- clicked on install.bat

- edited the code with eclipse (for workbench in eclipse folder)

- saved

- clicked recompile.bat

- then reobfuscate.bat

- I went to take the file .class in the reobf/minecraft folder

I tried to put it: in the minecraft.jar, but crashes, in the mods folder (either. zip. jar) crashed again, and I also tried to use instead reobfuscate.bat, reobfuscate_srg.bat.. but nothing.

I can not apply it to the client.

 

Can someone give me some suggestions plz? :' ((

[larsgerrits]

Don't edit base classes!!! You can do all those thing without editing base classes!

[pennaverde]

MCP License and terms of use.

 

No warranties. If MCP does not work for you, or causes any damage, it's your problem. Use it at own risk.

 

You are allowed to:

- Use MCP to decompile the Minecraft client and server jar files.

- Use the decompiled source code to create mods for Minecraft.

- Recompile modified versions of Minecraft.

- Reobfuscate the classes of your mod for Minecraft.

 

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- Use MCP to do anything that violated Mojangs terms of use for Minecraft.

- Release Minecraft versions or modifications that allow you to play without having bought Minecraft from Mojang.

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- Use MCP to create clients that are used for griefing or exploiting server bugs.

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Minecraft Forge Public Licence

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I find no prohibitions, could you tell me where can I find them?

[pennaverde]

Oh yes, I already read that thing,but this problem is not only if i install others GUI mods? (If i edit GUI class)

(otherwise how can i do that? )

Thanks for reply ^^

[larsgerrits]

You can use forge to modify base classes, so your mod can be used with other mods.

[pennaverde]

Thx i google it ^^

[pennaverde]

So, right now im going to making all tutorials from the wiki(http://www.minecraftforge.net/wiki/Tutorials)

meanwhile, can you tell me better what i must to do for change the main menu in only one button with "join server" and auto connect?

(cause i searched in the web but i have not found anything about it, only Gui ingame menu(like inventory or smelting)... and i need to opening the server quickly)  :'(

PS about GuiOpenEvent i found only this: http://docs.larry1123.net/forge/net/minecraftforge/client/event/GuiOpenEvent.html

can you help me plz? Thanks a lot! =)

 

[pennaverde]

Thanks a lot, i'll let you know ^^

[pennaverde]

Almost done

Just one thing, i have to edit this private method, but @Override not works(because method is private), how can i fix that problem?

I can't change in GuiMainMenu.java

 private void addSingleplayerMultiplayerButtons(int par1, int par2)

 

to public or protected, so how can i do that?

 

 
@Override
private void addSingleplayerMultiplayerButtons(int par1, int par2)
    {
        this.buttonList.add(new GuiButton(2, this.width / 2 - 100, par1 + par2 * 1, I18n.getString("This is a button!")));
        //If Minecraft Realms is enabled, halve the size of both buttons and set them next to eachother.
        fmlModButton = new GuiButton(6, this.width / 2 - 100, par1 + par2 * 2, "Mods");
        this.buttonList.add(fmlModButton);

        minecraftRealmsButton = new GuiButton(14, this.width / 2 - 100, par1 + par2 * 2, I18n.getString("menu.online"));
        minecraftRealmsButton.width = 98;
        minecraftRealmsButton.xPosition = this.width / 2 - 100;
        this.buttonList.add(minecraftRealmsButton);
        this.minecraftRealmsButton.drawButton = false;
    }

 

Eclipse say me:

The method addSingleplayerMultiplayerButtons(int, int) of type MyGuiMainMenu must override or implement a supertype method(already try to change default version of java IDE from 1.5 to 1.7)

 

[pennaverde]

i have to edit this private method, but @Override not works(because method is private)

Yes, i know, so how can i bypass this problem plz? :'(

If i can not edit base class, how can i edit main menu?

[GotoLink]

All that method is doing is add some button to the button list.

You can add or remove buttons from this list without that method.

[iLexiconn]

Are you extending GuiMainMenu? You have to copy the GuiMainMenu code to your custom class and edit it there

[pennaverde]

Solved! Just use initGui, use super.initGui then add your method to add your button!

Thanks to all =)

(Flood of PlanetGeeks too)

[TomXPro]

Would be really nice if you could make a How-To.