Scratch

Oh, that's simple. I have two Mac command files that do that for me. Well, they don't install the mod into the jar, but they create a folder containing the contents of Minecraft.jar and you just drag the classes and stuff into the folder, then, once done, just click on the other command file.

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thanks.  It seems i don't need to convert much 

Bump -_-

I would help, but I know no coding of any sort.

urhungry wrote:

I would help, but I know no coding of any sort.

I was actually thinking of using Panther or BYOB

gbear605 wrote:

I'll help.  Not really much knowledge of python, but a little of batch  .  I do have a lot of experience with modding though.  And maybe you could do a thing where it gets mods from a website, then adds them into minecraft.  Batch code for installing mods, doesn't work yet though.  Replace NoMod with the name of the mod, and create a folder containing all of the mods .class files called the name of the mod in the same directory as this, this also only works for macs 

Code:

DIR=`dirname "$0"`
MOD=NoMod

echo Installing $MOD
echo Gbear605's mod install script, based on the mod install script in Smith_61's Gunpowder mod.
cd "$DIR"
mkdir Install$MOD
cd "$DIR"/Install$MOD
mkdir mctmp
cd mctmp
echo point1
jar xf ~/Library/Application\ Support/minecraft/bin/minecraft.jar
echo point2
cp -r "$DIR"/$MOD/* "$DIR"/Install$MOD/mctmp/
rm META-INF/MOJANG_C.*

jar uf ~/Library/Application\ Support/minecraft/bin/minecraft.jar ./

cd ..

rm -rf mctmp

cd ..

rm -rf Install$MOD


echo Appears to have installed $MOD successfully.

Only works for mac?

Anyway, i could create a directory:

ww.cyberkidscountry.com/Mods/1.5_01

gbear605 wrote:

ssss wrote:

gbear605 wrote:

I'll help.  Not really much knowledge of python, but a little of batch  .  I do have a lot of experience with modding though.  And maybe you could do a thing where it gets mods from a website, then adds them into minecraft.  Batch code for installing mods, doesn't work yet though.  Replace NoMod with the name of the mod, and create a folder containing all of the mods .class files called the name of the mod in the same directory as this, this also only works for macs 

Code:

DIR=`dirname "$0"`
MOD=NoMod

echo Installing $MOD
echo Gbear605's mod install script, based on the mod install script in Smith_61's Gunpowder mod.
cd "$DIR"
mkdir Install$MOD
cd "$DIR"/Install$MOD
mkdir mctmp
cd mctmp
echo point1
jar xf ~/Library/Application\ Support/minecraft/bin/minecraft.jar
echo point2
cp -r "$DIR"/$MOD/* "$DIR"/Install$MOD/mctmp/
rm META-INF/MOJANG_C.*

jar uf ~/Library/Application\ Support/minecraft/bin/minecraft.jar ./

cd ..

rm -rf mctmp

cd ..

rm -rf Install$MOD


echo Appears to have installed $MOD successfully.

Only works for mac?

Anyway, i could create a directory:

ww.cyberkidscountry.com/Mods/1.5_01

We also could do something on escratch.org

And I have no idea if it would work on linux etc. as I have only a mac.

I just based that off of a install.command that came with a mod (gun powder mod by smith 61)

Fair enough -_-

Do i create the directory?

gbear605 wrote:

ssss wrote:

gbear605 wrote:

We also could do something on escratch.org

And I have no idea if it would work on linux etc. as I have only a mac.

I just based that off of a install.command that came with a mod (gun powder mod by smith 61)

Fair enough -_-

Do i create the directory?

I think escratch.org would be better, as it is a shorter url, and it is related to scratch, so we could name the program something to do with scratch.  IDK, we can do it on yours for now at least, but I suggest if you work on code, making that a variable.  I'll have to go soon though.

alright, seems fine -_-!

But make wgar a variable?

gbear605 wrote:

ssss wrote:

gbear605 wrote:

I think escratch.org would be better, as it is a shorter url, and it is related to scratch, so we could name the program something to do with scratch.  IDK, we can do it on yours for now at least, but I suggest if you work on code, making that a variable.  I'll have to go soon though.

alright, seems fine -_-!

But make wgar a variable?

I mean the url that it would get mods from, so we can easily change it later.  BTW, do you know of any good python tutorials?

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I really only know how to teach it myself.  I use Scratch as an easy base 

gbear605 wrote:

ssss wrote:

gbear605 wrote:

I mean the url that it would get mods from, so we can easily change it later.  BTW, do you know of any good python tutorials?

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I really only know how to teach it myself.  I use Scratch as an easy base 

Um, how did you use scratch as a base?  I assume you looked at python programs, and saw what they did, and copied it?

Well, i went and asked my sister, and'd when i saw the basics, i didn't need anything else, because i knew scratch blocks   

Ask block ===

raw_input('What's your name')

Comes out as

What's your name? {Type text here}

gbear605 wrote:

ssss wrote:

gbear605 wrote:

Um, how did you use scratch as a base?  I assume you looked at python programs, and saw what they did, and copied it?

Well, i went and asked my sister, and'd when i saw the basics, i didn't need anything else, because i knew scratch blocks   

Ask block ===

raw_input('What's your name')

Comes out as

What's your name? {Type text here}

Ah, I see, your sis knew python.  I'm looking at tuts. right now.

   

I might make some some day, using youtube, & Scratch (as a reference)