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Womas Tree Puncher

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So I am trying to adding the optifine mod to my development environment but I struggled on it. I tried different methods but it doesn't work.

I'm trying to add the optifine by using optifine src. 

And also, I'm using intellij.

Helps please.

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Womas Tree Puncher

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It doesn't work 

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Most I can find is this comment in the devtweaker's source

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// this requires the jar to be loaded by FML before OptiFine, the easiest way to do it is to name it aa_SomeJar

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If that doesn't work you could open an issue on their github. 

Also pinging @Cadiboo since they managed to get it working.

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How did you build the jar? Are you using the --all version?

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Try building it with ./gradlew build

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@Cadiboo I tried the --all version. And this is what I got,

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Do you also have Optifine installed?

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I have my optifine installed only in the playable forge launcher but not the development environment. But I have the other source and normal tweaker jar in the build lib.

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The tweaker modifies Optifine (which is loaded from the /run/mods folder in your dev workspace) to run in a deobfuscated environment.

 

  On 11/17/2018 at 12:13 AM, Cadiboo said:

You can get a decompiled version of Optifine to use as a library by remapping the Optifine jar using simpledeobf with this command (for OSX)

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(You can also add --forcePublic to the end to make all methods public in the dev version)

 

You can view the source code of Optifine by decompiling the "dev" jar you just made with your preferred decompiler (I use Bytecode-Viewer with FernFlower because it spits it out as a normal zip)

 

You can run Optifine in your dev workspace by placing it and the OptiFineDevTweaker mod into your run/mods folder.

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So I need to put my tweaker with the decompiled Optifine jar by using simpledeobf in the run/mod folder?

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No, you just need normal Optifine & the tweaker to run it. If you want to write code that references it, you'll need to (de)compile a library version of it with simpledeobf

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while it failed again, but I feel like this time is better 

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Btw I'm using the --all jar and Optifine 1.8.8_HD_U_H8 version. Got them in the mod folder

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Alright guys. I finally got it to work. I changed the optifine version and it worked out! Thx for your help and patients!

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