just remove the type C0FPacketConfirmTransaction then. Since JavaScript is a dynamically typed language, the type is determined at runtime. If the packet is a instance of a C0FPacketConfirmTransaction you can call getWindowId() and getUid() then if it is not, exceptions should be thrown.

//if (event.getPacket() instanceof C0FPacketConfirmTransaction)
    packetConfirmTransaction = event.getPacket();

@NUMB
Actually u can,
The first step to do is to checkout the cross_version branch. (Default master branch does not contains any cross_version stuff yet)
just cd to the root dir of LB and git checkout cross_version. If u use your fork, you should know how to add a remote for it and how to use.
Look into the setting.gradle and you will see

rootProject.name = 'LiquidBounce'

if (System.getenv()['mcversion'] == "1.12") {
    include '1.12.2-Forge'
} else {
    include '1.8.9-Forge'
}

// include '1.8.9-Vanilla'

Which means you only have to make the environment variable mcversion equals to 1.12 then you can do gradlew build.
On *nix u need to use mcversion="1.12" bash ./gradlew build, I already forgot how to temporarily set a environment variable on Windows.

The jar will be at 1.12.2-Forge/build/libs/LiquidBounce-B73.jar

However I have not found a way to change environment variable in Intellij idea, because simple modifying setting.gradle takes less energy(still bad tho).

Btw last time when I compiled cross_version stuff I had to modify one import statment to compile, never tested tho(it was at this commit). There seemed to be more frequent commits lately, it might be ready to use in a short period I guess. (Spoiler: there is a new branch for 1.16.2-fabric, however there is no commit yet)

Edit: I tested and crashed when I tired to launch lol.
Edit: Crashing in splash screen does not always happens. I managed to launch once

@IdkWhoMe he's saying that tpback option should be added. The original tphit send C04 to tp to the enemy and then send a attack, so the player is around the enemy. He wanted it to teleport back to the original position.

@KnechtRobert5 .minecraft/LiquidBounce-1.8/mcp-stable_22.srg
Edit if you can't find it on your computer then download it from here, that's where LB downloads the file.
Here is what it looks like

FD: net/minecraft/init/Items/flint_and_steel net/minecraft/init/Items/field_151033_d
FD: net/minecraft/init/Items/apple net/minecraft/init/Items/field_151034_e
FD: net/minecraft/init/Items/bow net/minecraft/init/Items/field_151031_f

@idkmyname
JDK is basically a superset of JRE.

In simple words, JDK is something for writing programs, while JRE is something for running those java programs. (of course a JDK will also allows you to run a Java program)

JDK -> Java Development Kit
JRE -> Java Runtime Environment

To do something LiquidBounce developing related thing you need to have JDK installed.

To determine if you have a JDK installed, navigate to

C:\Program Files\Java\

And see if there is a folder for JDK exist (for example jdk1.8.0_251 instead of jre..... )

If you don't have JDK installed, then install one, I don't remember if any extra steps like registering a oracle account is needed on windows currently.

Then you modify the JAVA_HOME variable to the the JDK path. After that it should work.

Interesting, the new forum seems to be a lot better than the old one. Markdown format, reply as a topic, seem to have a better experience than Luna on mobile, good looking ui, and even rss feed.

@CzechHek said in LiquidBounce Code Editor:

Being changing names of modules.

• module.name = "newname"

what ever here is a example
LiquidBounce.moduleManager.getModule("KillAura").name = "PlayerFcker"

It's about the scope of a variable. In ur method onRender2D you referenced offsetWidth variable. However you only declared offsetWidth in method onUpdate. You will need to declared it outside of that method. (The scope thing is somewhat related to lifetime of variables)

Btw it would be helpful if you can provide those errors/execptions. You could look into .minecraft/logs/fml-client-latest.log for script exceptions. And u might see somthing like ReferenceError: "a" is not defined. They are pretty ez to find like this. (This example irrelevant to your script tho, just to show that it is ez to find). .

@yorik100 but what if u just -0.5 + Math.random(), 0.5 degree should be small enough (or too small to fix it)?

@icewormy3 Wait the gcd flaw was this one? Also what does gcd means? greatest common divisor? Also would it be possible to intercept C05/C06 and set the pitch/yaw?

@yorik100 is it able to phase through multiple blocks in one go or just better implementation?

@yorik100 The phase that works smoothly (no S08) in vanilla is the mineplex mode. I now see how that works.

This is commandblock222 infiniteaura or rechaura.kt
I want to use it But I won't use java to kotlin want to rewrite this crap and port to cross_version (also 1 more feature to phase through wall)
Who can help me convert this KT file-_- refactor it
[InfiniteAura or reachaura]https://wws.lanzous.com/iOk2wgm9l4h
InfiniteAura or reachaura
Hey ↑ Link

xDDDDDDDD

Jokes aside, I do plan to rewrite this when I have time, but won't rewrite in js. However there are some problems.

• the code is completely shit
• I want to add a customizable pathfinding thing, not only for reachaura, but also for scripting, and the rule of pathfinding could be customized (for example ground only or fly or phase-able ),
• improve the packet counter option. (simply adjust cps when sending too much)

HashMap = Java.type("java.util.HashMap")

packets2Timer = new HashMap()

function idk(packetEvent) {
    packet = packetEvent.getPacket()

    if (packet.class.getName().startsWith("net.minecraft.network.play.server")) {
        packetEvent.cancelEvent()
        nt = new MSTimer()
        nt.reset()
        packets2Timer.put(packet, nt)
    }
}

function wtf() {
    deleteList = []
    packets2Timer.forEach(function (elem) {
        if (packets2Timer[elem].hasTimePassed(1000)) {
            elem.processPacket(mc.thePlayer.sendQueue)
            deleteList.push(elem)
        }
    })

    deleteList.forEach(function (elem) {
        packets2Timer.remove(elem)
    })
}

Something like that, however, It seemed that ConcurrentModificationException may happen from time to time, and also some clients packets was false recognized as server one (idk why that would happen and that doesn't make any sense). idk was onPacket and wtf was onUpdate.
The delay in code is 1000 *

spacket.processPacket(mc.thePlayer.sendQueue)? (Still haven't tried)

cancel the event then use net.minecraft.client.network.NetHandlerPlayClient#handlePlayerPosLook instead of setPos? Haven't tried(could possibly have some threading issues?).

hmm what u r saying is like replication your move to 2 other players? That's interesting but I personally think it would not be that easy to make it (but still possible).