Is there any (the most simple) ways to change the value of a variable in the forgesrc referenced library?

 

basically my goal is changing the value of rightClickDelayTimer in net.minecraft.client.Minecraft to equal something lower, lets say 2 instead of 4, this is basically the well known "fast place" modification.

 

If you don't know, rightClickDelayTimer is the amount of ticks you have to wait in minecraft before it will register your right click again.

 

If there is no easy way of editing the variable from elsewhere in my code, is there a way I can replace the class with an edited version?

You can't change the hard coded number, no. You'll have to take a different approach.

You can't change the hard coded number, no. You'll have to take a different approach.

Hmm, ok...

 

Is there anyway to replace the "minecraft" class with my own version? Or, if not, maybe just change every reference in my code to it to a class of my own?

No

Are you talking about holding right click or spamming it, because I can't even spam right click fast enough to notice the delay

You do realise the answer isn't no?

 

```java
    @Override
    public void onUpdate() {
        mc.rightClickDelayTimer = 0;
    }
```
this is a perfectly usable solution

 

or you know, go to literally any google result called Fastplace when googling `rightClickDelayTimer`

Edit: realised how old this is, oops

Edited March 24, 20205 yr by S-B99
realised how old this is