wurst-imperium / forgewurst

Wurst Client for Minecraft Forge.

ForgeWurst

Wurst Client for Minecraft Forge.

This repository only contains the source code and is not intended for end users. Go to https://forge.wurstclient.net/ for ready-to-use downloads and installation instructions.

How To Use This Code In Eclipse

1. Clone this repository.

2. Go into the ForgeWurst MC 1.10.2 folder and run gradlew setupDecompWorkspace.bat, followed by gradlew eclipse.bat.

3. Repeat step 2 for all of the remaining versions (currently just 1.12.2). Please always use the .bat files, as some versions will not work if you run the Gradle commands directly.

4. In Eclipse, go to Import... > Existing Projects into Workspace. Select the folder where you saved this repository as the root directory.

5. Select all of the projects that Eclipse has found (currently just two), then click Finish. At this point ForgeWurst MC 1.12.2 is already working, but ForgeWurst MC 1.10.2 still shows some errors. That's because we have a shared source folder in the 1.12.2 project that the other versions (currently just 1.10.2) also need access to.

6. Right-click on the ForgeWurst MC 1.10.2 project and select New > Folder. Click on Advanced >> and select Link to alternate location (Linked Folder).

7. Click on Browse... and navigate to ForgeWurst\ForgeWurst MC 1.12.2\src\shared\java. Change the "Folder name:" section from "java" to "shared-src", then click Finish.

8. The shared-src folder should now show up in Eclipse, under the ForgeWurst MC 1.10.2 project. Right-click on this folder and select Build Path > Use as Source Folder.

9. Both projects should now be working without any errors. In the future, you will need to repeat steps 5-7 for all projects except the one that hosts the shared source folder.

How To Compile The Project Into Runnable .JAR Files

After you have set up the code in Eclipse by following the above steps, the gradlew build script will only work for ForgeWurst MC 1.12.2. To make it work with the other versions (currently just 1.10.2), you will first need to create a directory junction from ForgeWurst\ForgeWurst MC 1.10.2\src\shared to ForgeWurst\ForgeWurst MC 1.12.2\src\shared.

1. Navigate to ForgeWurst\ForgeWurst MC 1.10.2\src and open the console. If you are using PowerShell, type cmd before continuing with step 2.

2. Run the following command: mklink /J shared "../../ForgeWurst MC 1.12.2/src/shared".

Issues & Pull Requests

Issues are disabled. Please contact me if you need help.

Pull Requests are welcome, but I might not always notice them.

Licensing & Legal Stuff

This code is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3. You can only use this code in open-source clients that you release under the same license! Using it in closed-source/proprietary clients is not allowed!

See LICENSE.txt for details, as well as a simplified summary on what you can and cannot do with this code.