Luppii's Ladders

Official sites:

• Repository: https://github.com/CodeAG/LLadders
• Webpage: http://ladders.luppii.se
• Minecraftforum.net thread: http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/2568061-172164-luppiis-ladders/

Issues and feature requests, register them at https://github.com/CodeAG/LLadders/issues.

Setup dev environment for Luppii's Ladders

1. Ensure that you have Java JDK 7 and Git. If you use Windows you can replace Git with Github for Windows for easy (point-and-click) cloning and commiting.
2. Clone the LLadders repository.
3. You will need a deobfuscated copy of Ropes+, Thaumcraft-api and Biomes O' Plenty in order to build (not required for dev environment).

• You need to build an deobfuscated version from source for Ropes+
  • You can find the source code for Ropes+ at: https://code.google.com/p/atomicstrykers-minecraft-mods/source/browse
  • Place the deobfuscated Ropes+ jar-file in the 'libs' (create it if necessarily) folder in root directory (LLadders) for the repository.
• There is no jar for ThaumcraftAPI and we use Eclipse so here are the instructions for Eclipse:
  • Download Thaumcraft-api zip-file from here https://github.com/Azanor/thaumcraft-api and extract it to src/main/java
  • Open Eclipse and there should now be a new source tree for thaumcraft-api. Right click it and choose "Export" then export it as a Jar file and check the option to have the source files included.
  • Move the Jar file from where you saved it into the 'libs' folder
  • Remove thaumcraft-api folder from src/main/java again
• For Biomes O' Plenty we use the deobfuscated jar. The API jar doesn't include the class we use in the api package, but the deobfuscated jar does.
  • Download the deobf for 1.7.10 from http://files.minecraftforge.net/BiomesOPlenty/ and place it in the 'libs' folder

4. Navigate to root directory (LLadders) for the repository using the terminal/command prompt and run the following commands:

• gradlew setupDecompWorkspace to setup a complete development environment.
• gradlew --refresh-dependencies eclipse for a pre-built Eclipse java project. If you use IntelliJ IDEA you can replace eclipse with idea.
• On Windows: use gradlew.bat instead of gradlew.

5. Building a ready to use package:

• gradlew build to build the .jar-file.
• The compiled and obfuscated file will be located in 'LLadders/build/libs/'.

Run configurations in Eclipse

• Client:
  • Main class: net.minecraft.launchwrapper.Launch
  • Program arguments: --version 1.7 --tweakClass cpw.mods.fml.common.launcher.FMLTweaker --accessToken dev -username=Player --userProperties {} --assetIndex 1.7.10 --assetsDir ~/.gradle/caches/minecraft/assets
    • You might need to replace --assetsDir ~/.gradle/caches/minecraft/assets with an absolute path to that folder.
  • VM arguments: -Dfml.ignoreInvalidMinecraftCertificates=true
• Server:
  • Main class: cpw.mods.fml.relauncher.ServerLaunchWrapper
  • Starting the server:
    1. Run server once, it will crash. Edit eula=false inside 'eula.txt' to eula=true.
    2. Run server again. Once loaded, stop it and edit online-mode=true inside 'server.properties' to online-mode=false