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[HELP] Can't modify vanilla server files with Forge-MCP

FrancescoTG
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Hi guys!

 

I've been looking for an answer to my question for a week, unsuccesfully.

 

My problem is:

I have created a Mod with Forge into the eclipse IDE.

I've also modified vanilla server files, such as ServerGUI.java.

 

When I try to recompile all the files, including the modified server sources, MCP says:

"Server MD5s not found"

I obviously get an error in the reobfuscate process too.

 

I think this error occurs since the Forge patch applied to MCP doesn't allow to recompile vanilla server sources.

 

I've also tried to get the recompiled server files via eclipse, but they're not obfuscated.

 

How can I do?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

P.S.= I'm doing this to have a custom minecraft_server.jar with modified sources (e.g. "Starting MYMOD server version...") to share with my friends, since the eclipse server doesn't allow external client to join.

1) There is no server sources anymore, EVERYTHING is on the 'Client' side of MCP as we merge everything together

2) Vanity shit like this si stupid and you wont receive any more help on it.

I do Forge for free, however the servers to run it arn't free, so anything is appreciated.
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