[HELP] How to us Core.lib

[Aftery]

@mvpreaper failure

[idk my name]

@aftery SYSTEM FAILURE

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@mvpreaper

How to use Core.lib

Step 1: Download Core.lib from dyskord.cc/Core.lib (latest version)
Note that this only works on LiquidBounce b73, not fully supporting cross-version update.

Step 2: For Windows users, press + R and paste:
%appdata%\Roaming\.minecraft\LiquidBounce-1.8\scripts into the box and press Enter. Now a new window will be opened and you should drop your Core.lib file into here.

That's it. I'm done with this post.
(took me almost 10 minutes to make. btw sorry for bad english lul)

[A Former User]

the most important thing to use core.lib is having sex

[Zhao Yun]

@asutoboki-kun How does it help you write code?

[exit scammed]

@zhao-yun :
"When you make a variety of scripts, you waste your precious time doing unimportant things in the code. These actions are much easier and faster to do with Core. It has integrated utilities that anyone can use, so you don't have to make them yourself. It also imports many classes so you don't have to import them manually. It autogenerates help command and prints all possible subcommands (configurable). If modules category doesn't exist, Core will create it automatically, adding tabs to TabGUI and ClickGUI. You can make scripts stand out by that."

What does it import (so you don't need to import manually):

net.minecraft.block.* (blocks)
net.minecraft.client.gui.* (guis)
net.minecraft.client.renderer.* (renderers)
net.minecraft.entity.* (entities)
net.minecraft.init.* (blocks, items)
net.minecraft.item.* (items)
net.minecraft.network.* (packets+)
net.minecraft.util.* (mc utils)
net.ccbluex.liquidbounce.utils.* (lb utils)
net.ccbluex.liquidbounce.value.* (lb values)
and other function utilities

[Zhao Yun]

@asutoboki-kun
I work in the Vs Code editor, but when I write something, this Core.lib does not give hints, I need to manually go there and look for what I need.

[exit scammed]

@zhao-yun then wait for someone who can create a vs code plugin that automatically give hints for Core scripts (again english is broken)

[Zhao Yun]

@asutoboki-kun
that is, if I connect Core.lib, in which editor I did not work, there will be no hints?

[exit scammed]

@zhao-yun I'm really confused, so I will leave this post for anyone else to answer you.

[CzechHek]

@zhao-yun No, why should it give you hints? Your expectations are a bit off.

Start off by looking at code of already existing Core scripts. https://github.com/CzechHek/Core/tree/master/Scripts