[1.7.10] importing mods to make addons

[flamedragonX2]

So I want to make an addon involving two different mods. I decompilied the mods (so all the files in them are .java files) and put them in my forge folder, so that Eclipse will see them. However, most of the files (not all) have errors now involving different method names (for example, the blocks in one of the mods use func_149647_a, but the blocks in the MC source that I have use method name "setCreativeTab()". So because the two names are different every single block class in that mod gives "method not found" errors.

 

How can I fix this? I guess I could go through every class but that would be extremely tedious, there has to be another way to have Eclipse recognize "func_149647_a" and every other one of those. Probably did something wrong with MCP...

[Draco18s]

Straight decompiling is insufficient. You need to deobfuscate.  What you are seeing is SRG names and the development environment operates on MCP names.

[MCrafterzz]

1.7.10 is no longer supported update to 1.9.4 for better support

[flamedragonX2]

Straight decompiling is insufficient. You need to deobfuscate.  What you are seeing is SRG names and the development environment operates on MCP names.

 

Really nooby post here, but how do I deobfuscate properly? To decompile I used BON and the MCP and then JDGUI, but I have no idea how to deobfuscate.

 

Also, for future reference, what does SRG mean?

[flamedragonX2]

1.7.10 is no longer supported update to 1.9.4 for better support

 

But the addon I'm making requires mods at 1.7.10.

[Draco18s]

what does SRG mean?

 

Signature

[flamedragonX2]

Ok, so how do I deobfuscate the mod?

[flamedragonX2]

Bump.

 

Is there a command I can use to map the MCP names to the SRG names so I can actually stop those errors in Eclipse from occuring? Right now there are about a few thousand, and all are apparently caused by SRG names.