Module Sounds

[sdkfgiuj]

Would this be a pain to do in a script?

[Azure1]

it wouldn't, just a bit harder

[scorpion3013]

do it with a resourcepack. Binding is some kind of anvil sound, toggling is the click sound or so

[Litely]

@scorpion3013 said in Module Sounds:

do it with a resourcepack. Binding is some kind of anvil sound, toggling is the click sound or so

or go to here https://github.com/CCBlueX/LiquidBounce/blob/master/shared/main/java/net/ccbluex/liquidbounce/features/module/Module.kt

[scorpion3013]

@idkmyname most people dont know how to compile something.

[Azure1]

@scorpion3013 there's literally a tutorial for that

[scorpion3013]

@Azure1 and there is a tutorial for installing liquidbounce but guess what, many still cant do it for whatever reason.
There are also alot of tutorial on how to make cheats but:

[scorpion3013]

@scorpion3013 most people would even struggle to find a 8 jdk cause they dont know about openjdk

[A Former User]

@scorpion3013 I could relate to that, but I could show a tutorial on how to compile LiquidBounce.

1. Click here.
2. Click at "Latest Release" button.
3. Open the file, accept the terms of agreement, then click Next.
4. Find something named SET JAVA_HOME variable and click at that X thing next to it, then choose Will be installed on local Hard Drive
5. You are done with the first part, now you need to download something named git.
6. Click here.
7. Click at Download 2.28 for Windows (As for 9/23/2020, there might be another update idk)
8. Open the file, then click Next, don't touch anything.
9. Done.

AS FOR COMPILING:

If you have already made a branch on github or whatever it is called, then follow this:

1. Click here.
2. Find something which is named Code.
3. You will find a link something like this: https://github.com/CCBlueX/LiquidBounce.git
4. Copy this link, because this will be used for compiling.
5. Make a folder, and above View click at the file name. Rename the file by typing cmd.
6. On the command prompt, type git clone https://github.com/CCBlueX/LiquidBounce.git.
7. Wait for it to be done, then type this: cd LiquidBounce
8. After you're done with that, type this again: gradlew --debug setupDevWorkspace. That will take a while so relax until it's done.
9. Then type this too: gradlew build. It'll take a while, depending on your PC specs.
10. After it's done compiling, in order to find your compiled LiquidBounce, go to this location, in my case it's this: C:\Users\myname\Desktop\New folder (2)\LiquidBounce\1.8.9-Forge\build\libs and here will be your compiled LiquidBounce.

[Azure1]

just clone it

[A Former User]

@Azure1 easier said than done, idk

[Azure1]

you didnt mention an ide too

[A Former User]

@Azure1 I don't use IDE to compile neither do I know how to use it?

[Azure1]

and how did you edit the src?

[Azure1]

notepad user?

[ChocoGotBanned]

i use a pascal ide for java

[Litely]

notepad gang

[scorpion3013]

cmd gang

[Azure1]

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