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I'm not sure how this is made possible, is it a custom class loader or do we have to do certain registrations to let FML know a deobfuscation entry.

 

Also, I assume anything about using Reflection to look up a string name for a method/field is not handled?

Yes, reflection is not handled hence why the reflection helper class allows you to specify many names.

And to use it, just when you reobfusicate, pass the --srgnames as a argument.

Instead of obfuscating to notching names 'aby.a' it'll obfuscate to srg names 'net.minecraft.world.World.field_46592_a'

Which typically do not change cross versions so, in theory if you only use things that do not change, you'll be fine cross versions.

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Thanks LexManos,

 

I wasn't able to pass --srgnames to runtime/reobfuscate.py, it says such an argument doesn't exist.

 

There seems to be a ReobfClientSrg and ReobfServerSrg entry in mcp.cfg, but these files don't exist. I guess I'm missing something here. Does forge has its own reobfuscation tool? I've being using MCP's reobf all the time.

Its there, if its not for you then you have the wrong version of MCP.

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