Stuck on trying to setup mcp to work with IC2

Kyre · Apr 13th 2012

I'm interested in writing an addon to IC2, and I've used mcp to write a few small things in minecraft, but I have no clue how to get IC2 working with mcp.

I tried by putting all the files from the IC2 jar into my minecraft.jar, but when I run the forge install script I get the following error during Retroguard:
COM.rl.obf.classfile.ClassFileException: ClassNotFound forge/ITextureProvider

I'm currently using mcp 6.1, Industrialcraft 1.90, Modloader and ModloaderMP 1.2.4, Forge 2.0.0.67. Any help would be greatly appreciated so I can start working on my IC2 addon!

RichardG · Apr 13th 2012

One does not use MCP to decompile IC2.

GregoriusT · Apr 13th 2012

Quote from RichardG

One does not simply use MCP to decompile IC2.

You forgot a Word Legolas.

morgyw · Apr 13th 2012

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You forgot a Word Legolas.

One does not simple remember that this is Boromir's line.

GregoriusT · Apr 13th 2012

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One does not simple remember that this is Boromir's line.

DAMN, youre right.

Kyre · Apr 13th 2012

Quote from RichardG

One does not use MCP to decompile IC2.

Okay... so what do I do then if I want to set up MCP to write an addon?

FenixR · Apr 13th 2012

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Okay... so what do I do then if I want to set up MCP to write an addon?

Use the public API, its there for a reason.

Kyre · Apr 13th 2012

Quote from FenixR

Use the public API, its there for a reason.

Alright, how do I set up mcp to use the public API?

RichardG · Apr 13th 2012

1. Add the jars and stuff to MCP
2. Install the Forge source (the -src zip) in your MCP folder, there should be a forge folder in your MCP folder
3. Run forge/install.cmd, it'll decompile and do the other stuff for you
4. Add in the IC2 API to the source

There you go.

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