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[1.7.10] See changes in workspace, after applying accessTransformer

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Okay so, i used this method to write access transformers (.cfg, and META_INF args...): http://www.minecraftforge.net/wiki/Using_Access_Transformers#ForgeGradle_.2F_Minecraft_1.7.10

 

But now to continue, i need to see changes in workspace. I tryied to run this commands:

gradlew clean
gradlew setupDecompWorkspace

 

But i see no changes in IDE.

If i'm doing something wrong, please tell me!

 

EDIT:

Do NOT use access transformers. Use reflection.

I know what is reflection and i know how to use it.

 

BUT: when you have method where you need to a lot manipulate many private fields & methods... in this case transformers might be easier...

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Do NOT use access transformers. Use reflection.

I know what is reflection and i know how to use it.

 

BUT: when you have method where you need to a lot manipulate many private fields & methods... in this case transformers might be easier...

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You can't iterate through them multiple times. Use InputEvent.KeyInputEvent or InputEvent.MouseInputEvent. They are fired within Minecraft's Mouse.next / Keyboard.next loop and you can use the getEvent*** methods in an event handler for those events.

Thanks, but that's exactly what i know i CAN'T USE. Because of reasons and mechanics... BTW, is pre client tick fired before input events?

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