Anyway, I need testers for this https://github.com/PhoenixTeamMC/MinecraftScriptingMod
And i'm not even sure how I would get it done myself
And i'm not even sure how I would get it done myself
Everything should theoretically work. I just don't know how you would get it workingAnyway, I need testers for this https://github.com/PhoenixTeamMC/MinecraftScriptingMod
And i'm not even sure how I would get it done myself
I did thatShould be as simple as running the build.gradle and then putting it in mods
I know clojure...I just don't know what directory I would need to point to to register to the eventhandler I have setupbeyond that I have no idea because I don't know clojure, nor what you're attempting to do with scripting in other languages
Exactly. Currently I just have setup an easy way to do events, but the possibilities are truly endless. Basically I am building a general way to script in all JVM languages MC things (given a reader and such) :3Since Clojure runs on the JVM it can access all Java classes and methods. So in theory the possibilities are great.
It is public on github and I need helpDammit Striking I was going to wait a bit to announce it.![]()
Clojure is pretty much done if what we have currently worksClojure and JRuby are planned, Lua would be nice but is unnecessary.
ShhhhhOkay, that was all off-topic enough that it has been split off to its own thread now. =P
Same"Wherein Strikingwolf tries to get people to test something"
I can't stop laughing.
The idea is for something that allows modpack makers to fine-tune some stuff in their pack without having to learn Java. The idea started with JRuby, but I included Clojure to appease @Strikingwolf. My reason for picking JRuby was so that they could use a powerful language that's fairly simple and has a decent learning curve. I mean, how hard is it to understand this?Should be as simple as running the build.gradle and then putting it in mods... beyond that I have no idea because I don't know clojure, nor what you're attempting to do with scripting in other languages
puts "Hello, World!"
Or this!The idea is for something that allows modpack makers to fine-tune some stuff in their pack without having to learn Java. The idea started with JRuby, but I included Clojure to appease @Strikingwolf. My reason for picking JRuby was so that they could use a powerful language that's fairly simple and has a decent learning curve. I mean, how hard is it to understand this?
Code:puts "Hello, World!"