resent-1.8/README.md

Resent-1.8

if you're reading this, that means one of the following:

• i open-sourced resent. this is most likely

• another dev was added to the project.

• you hacked into my account from my weak ass password and somehow bypassed github email verification.

     

either way, here's some documentation on this project. please note that I wrote all of this in a text editor so i probably made a few mistakes in the code.

Module system

   

Standard, non-render modules. (ex: fullbright, norain, tooltips)

create a new class structured like the following:

  @Module(name = "Example", category = Category.MISC) //theres another optional value, hasSetting, set to false by default.
  public class ExampleModule extends Mod {
    
    @Override //Overrides method in Mod class.
    public void onEnable(){
      //what happens when the module is enabled
    }
    
    @Override
    public void onDisable(){
      //what happens when the module is disabled
    }
  }

   

Render-related modules that requires drawing to the screen. (ex: keystrokes, info, fps, potionhud)

create a new class structured like this:

@RenderModule(name = "ExampleRender", category = Category.MISC, x = 4, y = 4)
public class ExampleRenderModule extends RenderModule {
  
  //this method is called in GuiIngame to draw stuff to the screen.
  public void draw(){
    mc.fontRendererObj.drawString("Test", this.getX(), this.getY(), -1 /* -1 is the color of the text. */);
  }
  
  //you can still use onEnable and onDisable methods.
}

 

Settings

not too difficult to figure out on your own, here's an example:

public class ExampleRenderModule extends RenderModule {
  public ExampleRenderModule(){
    addSetting(example);
  }
  
  public static BooleanSetting example = new BooleanSetting("Example", "" /* description */, true /* default value */);
  
  public void draw(){
    if(example.getValue())
    mc.fontRendererObj.drawString("Test", this.getX(), this.getY(), -1 /* -1 is the color of the text. */);
  }
  
}

^ this example was done with a booleansetting, its similar to a modesetting, too lazy to write a documentation for that cope.