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[CLOSED][1.9.4][ClientMod] Accessing the files within the jar[CLOSED]

SHsuperCM
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let's say i have 

main.java.com.SHsuperCM.ElytraMCMod.Info.RecordsCenter.txt

inside all those packages,

and i want to access it as a 

File

object so it can be read as a 

FileInputStream

.

 

How can i access this file?

Doing stuff n' things

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    and i want to access it as a 
    File

    object so it can be read as a 

    FileInputStream

    .

    You cannot. It is not a file, it is an entry in a jar file.

    How can i access this file?

    If you want it to be modifiable through a ResourcePack use Minecraft's resource manager loading system.

    Otherwise 

    Class#getResource

    / 

    Class#getResourceAsStream

    are your friends.

     

    so anything i want to access needs to be in the resources?

    i just need to add this file to another location within the resources..

     

    i was hoping this file would be Fixed with no way to change it but i guess its ok inside the resources where its changable...

     

    btw can you explain the dumb ppl way how can i access the 

    Class#getResourceAsStream

    because the # really confuses me....

    Doing stuff n' things

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