Need help converting Java file to Class.
Im not a code wizard or anything but i like to dive into minecraft mod packs are change values for better gamplay. I was trying to edit this mod and noticed that the file i was tring to edit was a CLASS file and not a Java one, so i used an online converter to change the Class into a java but now im wondering how to make the Java into the Class again. PLEASE, I NEED HELP!!!
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this is the file i am trying to convert.
Not possible without the main class basically
or pom
General compiling is done by using javac FILENAME.java
And normally if you are messing with modpacks, you do not modify the source code at all
dang, so the way how i would fix it is to place the file that i editied back into the mod pack, zip it, convert it into a ,jar file THAN javac it?
a .jar is already the compiled version of your projects structure
you just do javac ResourceCosts.java but this will not work as your class does not have a main attribute
You would likely take the whole source code of the modpack containing the main class and recompile it after editing the class file you would like to change
i think i know what you mean, ill try to do it rn
if i had to ask, where would i find the source code?
I do not know brother because I do not know what modpack you are using
oh ok, imma fiddle around with this a little more than.
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