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Implementing Baritone API

PrinceRaiden
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Hi, I'm currently making a 1.12.2 forge mod that involves pathfinding, so I decided to use baritone. Can anyone help me with actually accessing the API. What I'm currently doing is manually accessing it with BaritoneAPI.getProvider(), which crashes it. According to the author of Baritone, "Baritone's forge jar is notch mapped, and relies on runtime remapping to searge. If you manually load the BaritoneAPI class, or otherwise trick forge into thinking that it doesn't need to remap baritone, it will crash like this. " What's the proper way of accessing the Baritone API?

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    Hi, I added the baritone api to classpath and I created a libs folder in which I put the file. Howerver it only works when the mod is compiled, in eclipse it will crash

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