Coding Ludum Dare 36 - 72 hours to make a game from scratch

[DrHam]

How did you manage to do that? Do you not need the source code?

He got it. Just get the jar and decompile it. I can see and edit the Minecraft source code. In fact I have few different things on my launcher

 

[Mac]

As this is a minecraft forum, I'm now presenting my new hacked client.
Hacks: Coords, Speed, Killaura
Also displays an info on the console if a new villager spawns.

10/10 gg

 

[MagnificentSpam]

I tried to play the game legit now and I think there's a bug where you cannot get any more wood after getting wheat or sugar.
I think it's because of this:

public void onClickTile(ClickTileEvent e) {
    [...]
    this.preventSwing = true;
    [...]
}

public void tick() {
    [...]
    if(Mouse.MouseButton.LEFT.isPressed() && !this.swinging && !this.preventSwing && weapon.isPresent()) {
    [...]
}

 

[Mac]

I tried to play the game legit now and I think there's a bug where you cannot get any more wood after getting wheat or sugar.
I think it's because of this:

public void onClickTile(ClickTileEvent e) {
    [...]
    this.preventSwing = true;
    [...]
}

public void tick() {
    [...]
    if(Mouse.MouseButton.LEFT.isPressed() && !this.swinging && !this.preventSwing && weapon.isPresent()) {
    [...]
}

Muffin is working on a small post jam update to fix and clean up a lot of code and bugs :)

EDIT - He yelled at me and told me to say that is has already been fixed. We will release the fixed version at some point.

 

[MrTokay]

Reason of why you must use C++

Of course, the average Dev learns Java, not C++.
Im sure if Muffin knew C++, he would use it.

 

[SasukeGaymer]

This sounds cool. Good luck :)

 

[Dan:]

Reason of why you must use C++

C++ can be "hacked" too.

Of course, the average Dev learns Java, not C++.
Im sure if Muffin knew C++, he would use it.

No language is objectively better than another. There are lots of reasons to use Java and not C++.

 

[Mac]

Of course, the average Dev learns Java, not C++.
Im sure if Muffin knew C++, he would use it.

Muffin knows C++, he and I are actually working on a small side project in Unity. He's just more familiar with Java, so we decided that was best when working with a big time constraint :P

 

[Deleted member 162332]

Good Luck! And Nice. :)

 

[DrHam]

C++ can be "hacked" too.

I do not know C++, but, is harder to "hack", right?

 

[Dan:]

I do not know C++, but, is harder to "hack", right?

I can't say how hard it is because I haven't done it, but I know the way it works is injecting a DLL that collects data from memory and uses it to hack. For example, aimbot would find the player positions in memory then adjust the players aim to where the other player is.

 

[DrHam]

I can't say how hard it is because I haven't done it, but I know the way it works is injecting a DLL that collects data from memory and uses it to hack. For example, aimbot would find the player positions in memory then adjust the players aim to where the other player is.

Interesting

 

[MrTokay]

C++ can be "hacked" too.


No language is objectively better than another. There are lots of reasons to use Java and not C++.

I never said C++ is better, but now that you bring it up, if you look online you will find that C++ developers get paid the most and are in the most demand.

 

[Dan:]

I never said C++ is better, but now that you bring it up, if you look online you will find that C++ developers get paid the most and are in the most demand.

I thought that's what you meant when you said you were sure he would use it if he knew it.

According to http://www.codingdojo.com/blog/9-most-in-demand-programming-languages-of-2016/ and http://tech.co/9-demand-programming-languages-learn-2016-06, SQL and Java are in most demand

 

[MrTokay]

I think those articles are talking about which languages you can do the most with.
I meant which languages are better for getting a job.

 

[Dan:]

I think those articles are talking about which languages you can do the most with.
I meant which languages are better for getting a job.

You must not have read the article then.

"To help narrow things down, we compiled data from Indeed.com (database including current computer programmer jobs). While this isn’t an extensive list, it does provide insight into the most in-demand programming languages sought after by employers."

 

[MrTokay]

"While this isnt an extensive list" seems to be the main keyword here.
If you took every programmer job jn the US into account, I'm sure you would have very different results. Im not saying C++ would necessarily be the best, but ive literally NEVER heard of anyone saying SQL is the language in most demand

Also, Java is for sure in the most demand, but something like C++ or JavaScript are in much higher demand for someone whos like, looking for a high paying job in a big city type of thing.

 

[FalseHonesty]

"While this isnt an extensive list" seems to be the main keyword here.
If you took every programmer job jn the US into account, I'm sure you would have very different results. Im not saying C++ would necessarily be the best, but ive literally NEVER heard of anyone saying SQL is the best language.

I don't believe anyone ever said SQL was the best language. All that was stated was that it was in high demand, which seems fairly possible.

 

[Mac]

Little post-jam update. Currently working on VASTLY improving the art. You can see a fun little progression of how the main character has changed in the last week.

Also everyone loves a bit of customizability right?

 

[LilNugget]

Once again, looks great! Goodluck!