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Minecraft in java. - Denny Crane - 02-04-2012
Well in modding minecraft its all java based, would reading a book on java even help with this sort of minecraft based java? because ive looked up tutorials on java and ive tried implementing what ive learnt and it always seems to come u negative, how should i go about advancing my java knowledge so i can create nice mods and clients for minecraft.
RE: Minecraft in java. - Purple Haze - 02-19-2012
Learning java will definitely help you with coding Minecraft. Also look for tutorials around certain forums. Hackforums has a lot of tutorials for clients.
RE: Minecraft in java. - redpois0n - 03-22-2012
Hackforums griefing section is the best place for this kind of questions.
RE: Minecraft in java. - Alreiger - 03-22-2012
You'll need an entire understanding of Java before you can create mods for the game, it's not some sort of SDK for the game. Although, some functions might be reoccurring, so when you do learn how to program in Java, remember that patterns are plentiful.
RE: Minecraft in java. - redpois0n - 03-23-2012
Im coming back on this thread, telling you that you should learn basics or advanced java and then going into MC modding.
RE: Minecraft in java. - Shumaan - 04-22-2012
Most modding like that will take atleast a solid year of Java development. there is so many different areas of coding though. There is game coding, security coding, all sorts of stuff.
RE: Minecraft in java. - AceInfinity - 04-22-2012
(04-22-2012, 09:54 AM)Shumaan Wrote: Most modding like that will take atleast a solid year of Java development. there is so many different areas of coding though. There is game coding, security coding, all sorts of stuff.
Which all relates back to the fundamentals of that language anyways so to me it doesn't make much of a difference. It's all the same logic.
RE: Minecraft in java. - 'Snorlax - 07-14-2012
You could always try and find some source codes of already programmed mods, and then rewrite them from what you got there
RE: Minecraft in java. - Kye - 07-29-2012
(07-14-2012, 05:17 PM)MortenMoulder Wrote: You could always try and find some source codes of already programmed mods, and then rewrite them from what you got thereI would not recommend this if you're planning to release these mods, you'll get a lot of hate for this. If you're just doing these mods for learning, go ahead.
RE: Minecraft in java. - Mikey - 07-29-2012
Look in the Hackforums griefing section, hopefully there should be threads about this.