@Arabian i would recommend using core .r scriptname

@mems aliposted

1.8.9 version (?): function register(eventClass, listener) { //we are making reflected event bus to access private fields & methods adaptedBus = new Reflector(MinecraftForge.EVENT_BUS); //getting an actual mod container (it seems that activeModContainer() returns null in LiquidBounce so we are checking for null & redefining to minecraft mod container) activeModContainer = Loader.instance().activeModContainer(); !activeModContainer && (activeModContainer = Loader.instance().getMinecraftModContainer()); //https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/blob/d06e0ad71b8471923cc809dde58251de8299a143/src/main/java/net/minecraftforge/fml/common/eventhandler/EventBus.java#L58 adaptedBus.listenerOwners.put(listener, activeModContainer); ctr = eventClass.getConstructor(); ctr.setAccessible(true); EVENT = ctr.newInstance(); //don't remove this line because event won't call without it asm = new ASMEventHandler(listener, getMethod(listener, "invoke"), activeModContainer); //registering a new listener EVENT.getListenerList().register(adaptedBus.busID, EventPriority.NORMAL, listener); others = adaptedBus.listeners.get(listener); if (!others) { others = new ArrayList(); adaptedBus.listeners.put(listener, others); } others.add(asm) }

@idk-my-name Wouldn't that be too intrusive and confusing? I guess it would be better to do importProperties("scriptname") which would add script to list that no such property uses.

@uvuvwevwevwe-onyetenyevwe-ugwemubwem-ossas Use Core.lib's function importPackage or import needed classes yourself by using Java.type. LiquidBounce = Java.type('net.ccbluex.liquidbounce.LiquidBounce') [image: 1662887301265-04a1e0dc-a343-4fa9-a748-d5c17aa9d7ce-%D0%B8%D0%B7%D0%BE%D0%B1%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%B6%D0%B5%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%B5.png]

I copied the way of registering methods from https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/blob/d3f01843f7e7a4f613b5e8113d381fd8747b4343/src/main/java/net/minecraftforge/fml/common/eventhandler/EventBus.java#L65

https://scriptapi.liquidbounce.net/net/minecraft/network/play/client/C0EPacketClickWindow.html

@plumer-man said in Faking LiquidBounce modules? (KAMI Blue's modules to LiquidBounce ones): i dont think you can do it using script api You can, since importing stuff from other clients work.

@8909 https://forums.ccbluex.net/post/33095

@aftery said in Problem With Script: after thousands of posts i still dont know whether our friend ender1355 is being serious or not Is it possible to see someone who doesn't play MC anymore being serious.

@v4peu5er If you can learn Python, it won't be hard for you to learn basics of JS.

@idk-my-name You would have to add new fields to existing module instances. You could perhaps do that by unregistering the target module and replacing it with a new extended instance.

@salvatore-sammarco If the username who told you was "Saffroth" this was not a Geyser spoofer it was a Desync disabler and is patched now.

@ali00035 not really, just a place where i can store some custom settings that isnt a module, like the vanilla settings, but i guess i'll just use modules

@yeahuhhuh I see now, anyways good job on fixing.