Hello,
As the title said I'm a Spigot Developer who wants to start developing mods,
I have gradle setup and everything is good.
But I have no idea where to start, I thought Spigot experience would make it easier but I was so wrong, it's a lot different.
My desire was to make features from hacked clients for experience,
I searched up modding tutorials and they all just explain how to make custom items, blocks, etc etc.
I then just left it at that and tried working on simple features, I tried to make Fly, couldn't understand what I should do,
then I tried to make easier ideas for example AutoEat and AutoSprint, but I couldn't make them as well.
I just have no idea where to start, I thought I would just need events for these features something like: Hunger/Saturation Event for AutoEat, or PlayerMoveEvent for AutoSprint but it's not the same as Spigot.
I tried looking up online Forge JavaDocs, and it explains just how to make simple events, it doesn't show all the events, searched up the list of events on google and I couldn't even find them.

So how do you start? it seems way harder to develop mods than plugins, since the JavaDocs is so poor with it's content, and there are significantly way less resources online.

Edited July 15, 20205 yr by Jasle

Hi, and welcome to forge modding! I would strongly recommend updating to a newer version of forge (preferably 1.15.2), since 1.12 is no longer supported on this forum.

 

When you have updated to 1.15.2, I strongly recommend following a tutorial such as Cadiboo's (here), to learn the very basics of forge modding.

 

As for a list of all events, you can find them in Eclipse as detailed here (if you are using Intellij I am sure there is a similar way to achieve it).

 

Hope this helps!

1 hour ago, vemerion said:

Hi, and welcome to forge modding! I would strongly recommend updating to a newer version of forge (preferably 1.15.2), since 1.12 is no longer supported on this forum.

 

When you have updated to 1.15.2, I strongly recommend following a tutorial such as Cadiboo's (here), to learn the very basics of forge modding.

 

As for a list of all events, you can find them in Eclipse as detailed here (if you are using Intellij I am sure there is a similar way to achieve it).

 

Hope this helps!

Thank you for the response,
I'm using 1.12.2 since my final plan is to use these features on 2b2t (which is running on 1.12.2), and yes I know it will take time, but I thought I'd rather learn modding on 1.12.2 because maybe in more updated versions stuff have changed.
Also I managed to see the Events in Intellij, I scrolled through PlayerEvent and LivingEvent, and for example for AutoEat, the event that I see that fits it the most is LivingUpdateEvent, but it's probably not it.
I've taken a look at the tutorial you sent, but it pretty much explains how to make custom items, blocks, registering them, etc, I'm not an expert, far from it, but from how I see it, making custom items or blocks or any of these stuff won't help me in making "Hacked Clients" features, I could be wrong because as I said I'm not an expert, but I'm opened to anything that will help me learn modding, so will it actually help?

First, as said, please note that 1.12 is unsupported on these forums; any threads you make about unsupported versions will be locked by a moderator (in fact, I wouldn't be surprised if this thread gets locked). You won't receive any help also from the Discord or the subreddit, as the Forge team heavily discourages people from asking help for these versions. You'll have to learn on your own, until you update.

 

Second, although you may not have malicious intent, the Forge team is heavily against hacked clients, and custom clients in general. You may only do these for your own learning purposes, but do not seek help from the forums/discord/reddit/anywhere the light of LexManos touches if you plan to make mods emulating client-side hacks. I strongly suggest updating and learning mods by making simple mods.

 

Third, the Forge API is primarily for use by mod developers to modify both sides of Minecraft, the client and the server. It is possible for create a server-only or client-only mod, but there are many pitfalls that you may fall into because Forge expects most mods to be for both sides (and most documentation and tutorials assume so), and your code may be incompatible in some way.

 

If you wish to receive any support, please update to a modern version of Minecraft.

5 minutes ago, sciwhiz12 said:

First, as said, please note that 1.12 is unsupported on these forums; any threads you make about unsupported versions will be locked by a moderator (in fact, I wouldn't be surprised if this thread gets locked). You won't receive any help also from the Discord or the subreddit, as the Forge team heavily discourages people from asking help for these versions. You'll have to learn on your own, until you update.

 

Second, although you may not have malicious intent, the Forge team is heavily against hacked clients, and custom clients in general. You may only do these for your own learning purposes, but do not seek help from the forums/discord/reddit/anywhere the light of LexManos touches if you plan to make mods emulating client-side hacks. I strongly suggest updating and learning mods by making simple mods.

 

Third, the Forge API is primarily for use by mod developers to modify both sides of Minecraft, the client and the server. It is possible for create a server-only or client-only mod, but there are many pitfalls that you may fall into because Forge expects most mods to be for both sides (and most documentation and tutorials assume so), and your code may be incompatible in some way.

 

If you wish to receive any support, please update to a modern version of Minecraft.

Okay thanks,
I'll take your advice and update to make my learning experience better,
didn't know the third one so thanks for letting me know.