IClassTransformer on 1.15.2?

[elle]

What are the alternatives to net.minecraft.launchwrapper.IClassTransformer in 1.15.2

[elle]

I am simply updating an old mod

[elle]

I'm not making a core mod. I'm trying to update bloodmoon mod to 1.15.2 as my first project in 1.15.2. 

[LexManos]

IClassTransformer Is by definition a coremod. Try making the mod without it and see if you can use the mechanics of Vanilla/Forge.

Just because you did it one way in the past doesn't mean you have to do it this way forever.

[LakMoore]

On 7/16/2020 at 12:46 AM, LexManos said:

IClassTransformer Is by definition a coremod. Try making the mod without it and see if you can use the mechanics of Vanilla/Forge.

Just because you did it one way in the past doesn't mean you have to do it this way forever.

 

So what are the alternatives?  I am sure there are modders out there that can get creative with their solutions. Just give us a gentle nudge in the direction you would prefer us to go?

[Draco18s]

8 hours ago, LakMoore said:

Just give us a gentle nudge in the direction you would prefer us to go?

Using the available hooks Forge already provides. Namely events and registry substitutions, but also tags, and json data files (and their extensions).

Edited August 2, 2020 by Draco18s

[LakMoore]

On 8/2/2020 at 6:59 PM, Draco18s said:

Using the available hooks Forge already provides. Namely events and registry substitutions, but also tags, and json data files (and their extensions).

I completely understand the motivation behind your reply and you are correct.  Forge is amazing and the event hooks you have developed allow for so much.  But also... the three of you who have replied are modders at heart... perhaps even the kings of all modders.  Would you be happy to work within the confines of someone else's framework? 🙂 

I am not asking for any help with CoreModding.  Its purely a rhetorical bit of fun and doesn't really need a response.

Genuinely love your work.  You are truly the enablers of much joy in the world and I often wonder how much you should be owed by YouTube?

[Draco18s]

7 hours ago, LakMoore said:

Would you be happy to work within the confines of someone else's framework? 🙂 

Yes. I love working within the Forge framework and have adopted several of its patterns in my own projects (eg. event systems and registry objects, though my registry system is often little more than a dictionary<string,SomeType> that doesn't deal with a lot of the validation Forge does, but I'm also not an idiot trying to register things at the wrong time, or with duplicate names).