I used many decompiler tools but I always got something like

this.renderEngine.func_110577_a(this.field_111273_g);

And when I trying to compile, compiler can't find this methods in forge or minecraft ofcourse.

So, what I need to do to get normal method and variable names?

 

Mod is Thaumcraft (no open source, but decompiling and editing is legal)

Use bearded-octo-nemesis to deobfuscate a mod before decompiling it.

GUI Version of BON:

 

An error has occurred - give immibis this stack trace (which has been copied to the clipboard)

 

java.lang.Exception: conf/packaged.srg not found in Forge jar file

    at immibis.bon.gui.NewGUI$11.run(NewGUI.java:676)

 

What folder should I use?

I tried following the tips but got this error.

 

Also I can't get MCP for 1.8.9

BON2 last version. Only 1.8.8-stable_20 version of Forge available.

But I NEVER used 1.8.8 forge, only Forge for 1.8.9.

And I using ForgeGradle 2.1.

That's the MCP mappings version used by 1.8.9 versions of Forge.

Ok, and the last question:

How to add dependency for a mod, which I compile?

I mean, now ForgeGradle says that there "package baubles doesn't exists" on line "import baubles...".

You can either add the mod as a dependency via Gradle (the MDK's build.gradle links these pages explaining how to do this) or add the source code of its API to your project (i.e. put it in src/api/java) and add the mod itself to your development environment's mods folder. Baubles is usually used the latter way.

I really need the first one.

 

But there is a problem with gradle. I can't use

runtime fileTree(dir: 'libs', include: '*.jar')

because of

classpath 'net.minecraftforge.gradle:ForgeGradle:2.1-SNAPSHOT'

 

And there is no instruction on that two pages to help me use both maven and local drive.

Anything in the libs directory is automatically included as a dependency, you don't need to explicitly add it.

 

Project dependencies (mods, libraries, etc.) go in the root

dependencies

block. Buildscript dependencies (like ForgeGradle) go in the

buildscript.dependencies

block.

 

Maven and local dependencies don't affect each other at all. To add a dependency from Maven, add the Maven repository to

repositories

and add the dependency to

dependencies

. To add a local dependency, just add it to

dependencies

.

Anything in the libs directory is automatically included as a dependency, you don't need to explicitly add it.

Nope, I tried. Gradle don't see it when compiling.

 

Maven and local dependencies don't affect each other at all.

buildscript {

    repositories {

        jcenter()

        maven {

            name = "forge"

            url = "http://files.minecraftforge.net/maven"

        }

    }

    dependencies {

        classpath 'net.minecraftforge.gradle:ForgeGradle:2.1-SNAPSHOT'

runtime 'libs/Baubles-1.8.9-1.1.3.0.jar'

    }

}

=>

FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.

 

* Where:

Build file 'D:\workspace\forge-1.8.9-11.15.0.1710-mdk\build.gradle'

line: 13

 

* What went wrong:

A problem occurred evaluating root project 'forge-1.8.9-11.15.0.1710-mdk'.

> Could not find method runtime() for arguments [libs/Baubles-1.8.9-1.1.3.0.jar]

on org.gradle.api.internal.artifacts.dsl.dependencies.DefaultDependencyHandler_

Decorated@1a51d00.

Project dependencies (mods, libraries, etc.) go in the root

dependencies

block. Buildscript dependencies (like ForgeGradle) go in the

buildscript.dependencies

block.

 

You're trying to add project dependencies (things used by your mod) as buildscript dependencies (things used to build your mod).

Understood. And, can I just add dependecies in IntelliJ IDE and compile with it? After this, of course.

No, all of your dependencies should be handled through Gradle. Gradle will then add these to your IDE project.

 

You can refresh the project from IDEA's Gradle window to update the project (including dependencies) from build.gradle.

Ok. And the if there any imports of jars such as sun.misc (some java thing), where to get it? I don't think that it's a good idea to mix up Java with OpenJDK (sun.misc is exists in openjdk).

 

And I'm very sorry for giving you (and myself) this headache. I reallly don't like JAVA actually. I just need to edit 1 thing in that mod.

Why do you need

sun.misc

? That's not part of the supported public interface.

runtime files('libs/Baubles-1.8.9-1.1.3.0.jar')

 

error: package baubles.api does not exist

 

I'm sure that baubles.api is in the that jar.

 

Where I need to place libs folder? ForgeGradle root? Or FGroot/src? I tried both

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What about sun.misc... I misreaded, it was not error, but warning.

runtime

is for dependencies that you don't need to compile against.

compile

is for dependencies that you do need to compile against.

But I don't need to compile Baubles! It's compiled already

compile

means that it's a compile-time dependency, i.e. the classes are used in your code and need to exist at compile-time so the compiler knows about them. It doesn't actually compile the dependency.