Forge 1.14.4 unlegible named functions and parameters

[matezz]

Hello

I have a problem with names of java functions and parameters names - they are completely unlegible.

Now I am creating world generator with custom noise and I cannot understand anything from code. For example, voids are named "func_222552_a" and parameters "p_222552_1_". Can I in somehow way decode it to see its real names or guys in Mojang just named it in this way?

Thanks for help

[DaemonUmbra]

There's no way to get the original name out of that.

Everything that has a name in that environment has been named by someone on the Forge dev team or a community member.

[NolValue]

  On 7/29/2019 at 4:33 PM, DaemonUmbra said:

There's no way to get the original name out of that.

Everything that has a name in that environment has been named by someone on the Forge dev team or a community member.

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That's most likely incorrect, these are Minecraft methods and parameter. Which means the user didn't run the gradle task setupDecompWorkspace

[Draco18s]

  On 7/29/2019 at 3:50 PM, matezz said:

Hello

I have a problem with names of java functions and parameters names - they are completely unlegible.

Now I am creating world generator with custom noise and I cannot understand anything from code. For example, voids are named "func_222552_a" and parameters "p_222552_1_". Can I in somehow way decode it to see its real names or guys in Mojang just named it in this way?

Thanks for help

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They're called SRG names.

 

Notch Names are the original names used by Mojang, we have no idea what those are because Minecraft is run through ab obfuscator so that everything ends up as a.a() a.b(int c) and so on (the obfuscated names).

 

Forge runs the deobfuscate task and turns a.a() into SRG names, which are unique identifiers that are consistent across major versions of the game (so 1.14.1 and 1.14.4 have the same SRG names).

 

Then Forge runs an MCP task which turns SRG names into MCP names. It can only do this for SRG names that have been identified and given a name by the community as handled by MCPbot on IRC.