Some module renamer script which anyone can make

[FaaatPotato]

@melih_gmc2 still could contain some bugs, be careful. Made this in 5mins diddnt test enough

For example if you execute reset twice. Fucks everything xdd
need to clear the array there

k fixed that

[Ali00035]

@faaatpotato said in Some module renamer script which anyone can make:

k fixed that

Nice.

[Ali00035]

@faaatpotato said in Some module renamer script which anyone can make:

for each (var module in moduleManager.modules) {
if (module.name == moduleName) {

I already know this method because of Nvaros' clickgui hide script (props to him) I wanted to add this but it wasn't a good idea.

[FaaatPotato]

@ali00035 I think the idea wasnt bad at all. Spoofing modules is useful, especially if you create videos where you dont want certain modules to be seen.

[Ali00035]

@faaatpotato No, the clickgui module renaming idea.

[FaaatPotato]

@ali00035 ye, with what we've done you cant really prevent clickgui from changing names as well if im not wrong. Just takes action after a reload.

[Ali00035]

Can you test if the clickgui module renamer messes up with binds?

[FaaatPotato]

@ali00035
if you do .rm reset before exit it diddnt for me
also if i diddnt do this it worked

so idk, lets just hope it works for you? xd

BUT

if you rename smth and keep it disabled when exiting without reset it fucks binds/settings or certain binds @Ali00035

[Ali00035]

@faaatpotato Yeah, not a good idea.

[CzechHek]

@faaatpotato

1.

Core.hookClickGui()

To reload the ClickGui properly. (You've used that in JartexScript.)

2.

onShutdown: function () {
// rename them back and LiquidBounce.fileManager... save config modules or values or smth
// probably both, since states are in modules.json and values in values.json from what I remember
}

EDIT:
I've found my renaming module from 15. 6. 2020 16:34

• renames window title
• renames ClickGui categories
• renames LiquidBounce itself (probably applies to TitleScreen?)
• renames hud elements such as %clientName% or LiquidBounce to the new name tf I really did that, why????
• renames everything back when unloaded OK NOW SERIOUSLY WHY?
• old ScriptAPI
• Core didn't have reflection utils but I knew how Java reflections worked so they probably came out not long after this post
• didn't know about for each loop nashorn exclusive

module = {
    name: "Rename",
    values: [name = value.createText("Name", "Cube")],
    onLoad: function () {
        Display.setTitle(Display.getTitle().replace(LiquidBounce.CLIENT_NAME, "CubeLiquidBounce"));
        Java.from(ModuleCategory.values()).forEach(function (v) {
            (field = v.class.getDeclaredField("displayName")).setAccessible(true);
            (modifiersField = Field.class.getDeclaredField("modifiers")).setAccessible(true);
            modifiersField.set(field, field.getModifiers() & ~Modifier.FINAL)
            field.set(v, name.get() + v.getDisplayName());
        });
        LiquidBounce.moduleManager.modules.forEach(function (v) {
            v.setName(name.get() + v.name);
        });
        field = LiquidBounce.class.getDeclaredField("CLIENT_NAME");
        (modifiersField = Field.class.getDeclaredField("modifiers")).setAccessible(true);
        modifiersField.set(field, field.getModifiers() & ~Modifier.FINAL)
        field.set(LiquidBounce, "CubeLiquidBounce");
        LiquidBounce.hud.elements.forEach(function (v) {
            if (v instanceof Text) {
                (field = Text.class.getDeclaredField("displayString")).setAccessible(true);
                (field.get(v).get() == "%clientName%" || field.get(v).get().toLowerCase().match("LiquidBounce")) && field.get(v).set(LiquidBounce.CLIENT_NAME);
            }
        });
    },
    onUnload: function () {
        Java.from(ModuleCategory.values()).forEach(function (v) {
            (field = v.class.getDeclaredField("displayName")).setAccessible(true);
            (modifiersField = Field.class.getDeclaredField("modifiers")).setAccessible(true);
            modifiersField.set(field, field.getModifiers() & ~Modifier.FINAL)
            field.set(v, v.getDisplayName().split(name.get())[1]);
        });
        LiquidBounce.moduleManager.modules.forEach(function (v) {
            v.setName(v.name.split(name.get())[1]);
        });
        LiquidBounce.hud.elements.forEach(function (v) {
            if (v instanceof Text) {
                (field = Text.class.getDeclaredField("displayString")).setAccessible(true);
                (field.get(v).get() == "CubeLiquidBounce") && field.get(v).set(LiquidBounce.CLIENT_NAME);
            }
        });
    }
}

Field = Java.type("java.lang.reflect.Field"); Modifier = Java.type("java.lang.reflect.Modifier"); Text = Java.type("net.ccbluex.liquidbounce.ui.client.hud.element.elements.Text"); ModuleCategory = Java.type("net.ccbluex.liquidbounce.features.module.ModuleCategory"); Display = Java.type("org.lwjgl.opengl.Display");
script.import("Core.lib");

[idk my name]

@faaatpotato perhaps you can do it like

for each (module in moduleManager.getModules()) { //THIS IS REALLY NASHORN SPECIFIC SHIT
module.name = "abc"
}

or by using Java's StreamAPI

[CzechHek]

@idk-my-name
He figured that out himself one time and fucked it up second time.

[FaaatPotato]

@czechhek did I fuck it up a second time?

[idk my name]

@faaatpotato first time you could it make like

moduleManager.getModule(name).name = "abc"

EDIT:
btw using var in for isn't js style

[FaaatPotato]

@idk-my-name I'm learning smth new great

[CzechHek]

@idk-my-name
@FaaatPotato

for each (var names in saveNames) {
    var module = moduleManager.getModule(names[1]);
    if (module) module.name = names[0];
}

but this should probably be done with object {}

oh and ofc im stupid

moduleManager.getModule(name).name = "abc"

but you need vars in for loops because they otherwise create globals outside the for loop which can create problems and also degrades performance significantly

[idk my name]

@czechhek use-strict fixes this problem

[Plumer Man]

.hide is a thing