Hi, I'm a developer of Stellar Sky mod.

I want to fix an issue with Stellar Sky & Optifine, but failed to use Optifine in dev environment.

It always ended up with:

java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: aji, even with CodeChickenCore!

 

So is there any way to use Optifine in dev environment?

I do not know if this will help but in your forge folder there is an eclipse assuming you are using eclipse and inside that is a minecraft environment with a mods folder and you can drop mods in there, they will load when minecraft loads this should help at runtime but not in dev environment.

@Dijkstra ofc I have put the mods in the eclipse/mods folder.

 

@diesieben07

Impossible;

It is issue related with Clock.

When minecraft is launched, the clock always points noon on first login on SMP.

It works well after disconnecting and re-login.

Also it works well on SSP.

 

I think it is relayed with Stellar Sky's worldprovider replacement being corrupted by Optifine,

but I can't know what is happening exactly.

On postInit, I do this:

for(Side side : Side.values())
StellarWorldProvider.preProviders[side.ordinal()] =  DimensionManager.createProviderFor(0);

DimensionManager.unregisterDimension(0);
DimensionManager.unregisterProviderType(0);
DimensionManager.registerProviderType(0, StellarWorldProvider.class, true);
DimensionManager.registerDimension(0, 0);

 

When StellarWorldProvider is my own provider overlapping the existing provider.

preProviders are the original providers registered in the DimensionManager.

 

These are how I use preProviders:

@Override
    protected void registerWorldChunkManager()
    {
this.parProvider = worldObj.isRemote? preProviders[0] : preProviders[1];

parProvider.setDimension(this.dimensionId);

        parProvider.registerWorld(this.worldObj);
        this.worldChunkMgr = parProvider.worldChunkMgr;
    }

 

Most of StellarWorldProvider's methods just calls the same method of preProviders.

Only these are different:

@Override
    public float calculateCelestialAngle(long par1, float par3)
    {
    	if(StellarSky.getManager().Earth.EcRPos == null)
    		StellarSky.getManager().Update(par1+par3, isSurfaceWorld());
    	
    	IValRef<EVector> sun = EVectorSet.ins(3).getSTemp();
    	
    	sun.set(StellarSky.getManager().Sun.GetPosition());
    	sun.set(ExtinctionRefraction.Refraction(sun, true));
    	sun.set(VecMath.normalize(sun));
    	
    	double h=Math.asin(VecMath.getZ(sun));
    	
    	if(VecMath.getCoord(sun, 0).asDouble()<0) h=Math.PI-h;
    	if(VecMath.getCoord(sun, 0).asDouble()>0 && h<0) h=h+2*Math.PI;
    	
    	sun.onUsed();
    	
    	return (float)(Spmath.fmod((h/2/Math.PI)+0.75,2*Math.PI));
    }

@Override
    public int getMoonPhase(long par1)
    {
    	if(StellarSky.getManager().Earth.EcRPos==null)
    		StellarSky.getManager().Update(par1, isSurfaceWorld());
    	return (int)(StellarSky.getManager().Moon.Phase_Time()*;
    }

Till this time, there were no mods discovered incompatible without Optifine.

Even terrafirmacraft is compatible in this version.

 

And I should replace overworld provider just to change the celestial angle.

(I really hate this way, and I want some PR but I strongly doubt that these kind of PR can be accepted)

Would that work properly?

Oh I really hadn't thought about it; I must be fool. I thought I really cannot change the provider field.

So Is DimensionManager for new dimensions?

(EDIT: the provider field is final, so I should use Reflection. But that's okay)

Thanks, it worked well.