orangeman-432 / client-beta1.7.3

Dozer

Notes

Note Source made public, I simply don't have the motivation to continue working on this project to be perfectly honest. Feel free to make forks, pull requests, and issues. I'll try my best to maintain it I guess :^)

What is it?

Dozer is a modified client for the Minecraft game, version beta 1.7.3. It is a fork of the Minecraft Coder Pack, which is a set of tools for modding the game. Dozer is a fork of MCP, and is intended to be a utility mod for the 2beta2t.net minecraft server.

How do I use it?

Dozer's default key bind for it's ClickGUI is RSHIFT / RIGHT SHIFT. You can change this by middle-clicking the module you wish to change the key bind of.

How to add an event

Creating the event class

1. Create a new Class in the dozer.events.impl package.
2. Create a new method in the class, with the following signature: public void EventName() with any parameters you'd need.

Registering the event

1. Head to the class and method you want to register the event to e.g net.minecraft.src.entity.EntityPlayer.java:54 (For the onUpdate event
2. Add the following line of code: Dozer.getSingleton().getEventBus().post(new EventName());

Creating the event class

Example:

package dozer.event.impl;

public class EventName {
    
    public int someInt; // Some int
    
    /**
     * Constructor for the event
     * @param someInt Some int
     */
    public EventName(int someInt) {
        this.someInt = someInt;
    }
    
    /**
     * @return the someInt
     */
    public int getSomeInt() {
        return someInt;
    }
    
}

Registering the event

Example:

package net.minecraft.src;

import net.minecraft.src.entity.EntityLiving;

public class EntityPlayer extends EntityLiving {

  public void onUpdate() {
    Dozer.getSingleton().getEventBus().post(new EventName(1));
  }

}

or

package net.minecraft.src;

import net.minecraft.src.entity.EntityLiving;

public class EntityPlayer extends EntityLiving {

  public void onUpdate() {
    EventName event = new EventName(1);
    Dozer.getSingleton().getEventBus().post(event);
  }

}

How to add a module

Creating the module class

1. Create a new Class in the dozer.modules.impl.categoryName package.
2. At the top of the class, add the following line of code: @ModuleInfo(name = "ModuleName", description = "ModuleDescription", category = ModuleCategory.CategoryName)

Example:

package dozer.module.impl.categoryName;

import dozer.module.Module;

@ModuleInfo(name = "ModuleName", description = "ModuleDescription", category = ModuleCategory.CategoryName)
public class ModuleName extends Module {
    
    // Module code
    
}

Calling an Event in a module

Example:

package dozer.module.impl.categoryName;

import dozer.event.Subscribe;
import dozer.event.impl.EventName;

@ModuleInfo(name = "ModuleName", description = "ModuleDescription", category = ModuleCategory.CategoryName)
public class ModuleName extends Module {

    @Subscribe
    public void onEventName(EventName event) {
        // Module code
    }

}