How does extra utilitie's impossible object render?

[memcallen]

I'm wondering how extra utilitie's impossible object renders, I know it uses a TESR/ISBR and that's about it. I was thinking it used a turbo model thingy from techne but they don't render properly in minecraft. Any help?

[TheGreyGhost]

Hi

 

If the mod is open source, you can just look and see what the code does; otherwise you can use a java decompiler eg

FernFlower https://github.com/fesh0r/fernflower

or

JD-gui http://jd.benow.ca/

 

-TGG

[Draco18s]

JD GUI does a great job.  The only thing it can't recover is the friendly names for vanilla methods and fields (you get SRG names and have to do a manual lookup on each one* but class names come through just fine).

 

*Speaking of, while I have the methods.csv and fields.csv for 1.6.4, I can't find the srg <-> friendly names list for 1.7.x

[SanAndreaP]

*Speaking of, while I have the methods.csv and fields.csv for 1.6.4, I can't find the srg <-> friendly names list for 1.7.x

 

C:\Users\MY_USERNAME\.gradle\caches\minecraft\net\minecraftforge\forge\FORGE_VERSION\srgs

[Draco18s]

Awesome, thanks!

[memcallen]

the mod isn't opensource (I'm talking about rwtema's mod if you where wondering). I checked, theres just a readme file.

I was wondering if he used a tessellator or some kind of crazy model. and what the modelling software was if it's a model(I didn't ask this in the first topic, I was just wondering).

[Draco18s]

Yes, hit the jar with JD GUI, that will decompile it into near-readable source and you'll be able to figure out what he used.