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#1 2011-05-09 21:08:22
- rubiks_cube_guy238
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Cool things to do in the online Java player
I've been toying around with the source for the Java player (the .logo files in it) and I've discovered 2 commands you can use that are very helpful: #beep (makes a beeping noise) and #greenflag (simulates the green flag being pressed). If you make blocks with these selectors, they will work in the online player!
mathwizzfade has made a few things like this.
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#2 2011-05-10 01:00:15
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Re: Cool things to do in the online Java player
So these can be used hacked and online!?:
('beep' #- #beep)
beep
self beep
Cool!
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#3 2011-05-10 07:18:47
Re: Cool things to do in the online Java player
Woo-hoo! Very cool.
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#4 2011-05-10 14:46:29
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Re: Cool things to do in the online Java player
scimonster wrote:
So these can be used hacked and online!?:
('beep' #- #beep)
beep
self beepCool!
You don't even need to make a new method...
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#5 2011-05-10 15:00:19
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Re: Cool things to do in the online Java player
They work!
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#6 2011-05-10 15:10:40
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Re: Cool things to do in the online Java player
How do you hack?
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#7 2011-05-10 15:26:29
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Re: Cool things to do in the online Java player
thebuilderdd wrote:
How do you hack?
.jar files are really zipped files. Rename the java applet with a .zip extension, then extract it.
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#8 2011-05-10 15:27:25
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Re: Cool things to do in the online Java player
scratcher7_13 wrote:
thebuilderdd wrote:
How do you hack?
.jar files are really zipped files. Rename the java applet with a .zip extension, then extract it.
I hacked Minecraft through WinRAR. Then what do I do next?
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#9 2011-05-10 15:42:29
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Re: Cool things to do in the online Java player
thebuilderdd wrote:
scratcher7_13 wrote:
thebuilderdd wrote:
How do you hack?
.jar files are really zipped files. Rename the java applet with a .zip extension, then extract it.
I hacked Minecraft through WinRAR. Then what do I do next?
Minecraft?
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#10 2011-05-10 16:14:55
Re: Cool things to do in the online Java player
rubiks_cube_guy238 wrote:
I've been toying around with the source for the Java player (the .logo files in it) and I've discovered 2 commands you can use that are very helpful: #beep (makes a beeping noise) and #greenflag (simulates the green flag being pressed). If you make blocks with these selectors, they will work in the online player!
mathwizzfade has made a few things like this.
You can put any block selector. I have done this before: here.
If you are reading this, please read to the end, because if you don't you won't know what's at the end. Don't just skip to the end though otherwise you won't be able to read the middle, which is most important. Now you must be wondering why you just read all that, the reason is you may have not noticed something, read it again and see if you notice it this time
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#11 2011-05-10 17:58:00
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Re: Cool things to do in the online Java player
scratcher7_13 wrote:
thebuilderdd wrote:
scratcher7_13 wrote:
.jar files are really zipped files. Rename the java applet with a .zip extension, then extract it.I hacked Minecraft through WinRAR. Then what do I do next?
Minecraft?
The jar file.
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#12 2011-05-10 18:41:59
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Re: Cool things to do in the online Java player
thebuilderdd wrote:
scratcher7_13 wrote:
thebuilderdd wrote:
How do you hack?
.jar files are really zipped files. Rename the java applet with a .zip extension, then extract it.
I hacked Minecraft through WinRAR. Then what do I do next?
Learn Java, create some new classes, paste them in the jar, delete the META-INF folder, switch extension back to .jar, launch Minecraft (not in-browser). That's "all". 
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#13 2011-05-10 18:44:42
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Re: Cool things to do in the online Java player
Pecola1 wrote:
rubiks_cube_guy238 wrote:
I've been toying around with the source for the Java player (the .logo files in it) and I've discovered 2 commands you can use that are very helpful: #beep (makes a beeping noise) and #greenflag (simulates the green flag being pressed). If you make blocks with these selectors, they will work in the online player!
mathwizzfade has made a few things like this.You can put any block selector. I have done this before: here.
That's not what I mean!
Topic title wrote:
Cool things to do in the online Java player
The experimental viewer is not Java. Is Flash.
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#14 2011-05-10 18:46:20
Re: Cool things to do in the online Java player
rubiks_cube_guy238 wrote:
Pecola1 wrote:
rubiks_cube_guy238 wrote:
I've been toying around with the source for the Java player (the .logo files in it) and I've discovered 2 commands you can use that are very helpful: #beep (makes a beeping noise) and #greenflag (simulates the green flag being pressed). If you make blocks with these selectors, they will work in the online player!
mathwizzfade has made a few things like this.You can put any block selector. I have done this before: here.
That's not what I mean!
Topic title wrote:
Cool things to do in the online Java player
The experimental viewer is not Java. Is Flash.
LOL, I figured that out later, but was too lazy to edit.
If you are reading this, please read to the end, because if you don't you won't know what's at the end. Don't just skip to the end though otherwise you won't be able to read the middle, which is most important. Now you must be wondering why you just read all that, the reason is you may have not noticed something, read it again and see if you notice it this time
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#15 2011-05-10 20:08:25
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Re: Cool things to do in the online Java player
rubiks_cube_guy238 wrote:
thebuilderdd wrote:
scratcher7_13 wrote:
.jar files are really zipped files. Rename the java applet with a .zip extension, then extract it.I hacked Minecraft through WinRAR. Then what do I do next?
Learn Java, create some new classes, paste them in the jar, delete the META-INF folder, switch extension back to .jar, launch Minecraft (not in-browser). That's "all".
I mean for the player, not Minecraft. Player = java
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#16 2011-05-10 20:21:50
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Re: Cool things to do in the online Java player
thebuilderdd wrote:
rubiks_cube_guy238 wrote:
thebuilderdd wrote:
I hacked Minecraft through WinRAR. Then what do I do next?Learn Java, create some new classes, paste them in the jar, delete the META-INF folder, switch extension back to .jar, launch Minecraft (not in-browser). That's "all".
I mean for the player, not Minecraft. Player = java
They're both Java...
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#17 2011-05-11 00:03:18
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Re: Cool things to do in the online Java player
rubiks_cube_guy238 wrote:
scimonster wrote:
So these can be used hacked and online!?:
('beep' #- #beep)
beep
self beepCool!
You don't even need to make a new method...
For offline too.
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#18 2011-05-13 10:33:21
Re: Cool things to do in the online Java player
rubiks_cube_guy238 wrote:
thebuilderdd wrote:
rubiks_cube_guy238 wrote:
Learn Java, create some new classes, paste them in the jar, delete the META-INF folder, switch extension back to .jar, launch Minecraft (not in-browser). That's "all".I mean for the player, not Minecraft. Player = java
They're both Java...
From what I know, Minecraft can also be downloaded as an exe.
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#19 2011-05-13 22:59:48
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Re: Cool things to do in the online Java player
rdococ wrote:
rubiks_cube_guy238 wrote:
thebuilderdd wrote:
I mean for the player, not Minecraft. Player = javaThey're both Java...
From what I know, Minecraft can also be downloaded as an exe.
I downloaded the exe (which adds stuff to appdata.) then I went to my appdata and found the MC folder. then bin, then Minecraft.jar.
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