How to tell a module is on or off?

[chodeman]

How to tell if a module is on or off?

moduleManager.getModule("Trigger").get()

This didn't work. What do I need to do?

Also how do you take a screenshot?

[A Former User]

getState() maybe

[chodeman]

@sexma Also how would I take a screenshot? Thanks.

[A Former User]

@chodeman said in How to tell a module is on or off?:

@sexma Also how would I take a screenshot? Thanks.

f2 should work

[chodeman]

@sexma i mean via script

[A Former User]

also im checking lb src but I couldn't find any functions about it

I can only see this

[A Former User]

@chodeman said in How to tell a module is on or off?:

@sexma i mean via script

why would you screenshot via script

[chodeman]

@sexma that's not pertinent

[Litely]

LiquidBounce.moduleManager.getModule(Trigger.class).getState()
or
final Trigger trigger = (Trigger) LiquidBounce.moduleManager.getModule(Trigger.class);
trigger.getState() idk

[chodeman]

@idkmyname

final Trigger trigger = (Trigger) LiquidBounce.moduleManager.getModule(Trigger.class);
trigger.getState()

syntax maybe?

[Litely]

try
//8chars

[commandblock2]

LiquidBounce/1.8.9-Forge/build/tmp/recompileMc/sources/net $ grep screenshot . -ir

...

./minecraft/client/Minecraft.java:import net.minecraft.util.ScreenShotHelper;
./minecraft/client/Minecraft.java:                    else if (i == this.gameSettings.keyBindScreenshot.getKeyCode())
./minecraft/client/Minecraft.java:                        this.ingameGUI.getChatGUI().printChatMessage(ScreenShotHelper.saveScreenshot(this.mcDataDir, this.displayWidth, this.displayHeight, this.framebufferMc));

...

beware that this.framebufferMc could be a private member.

[ohno]

@commandblock2 then modify liquidbounce_at.cfg

[commandblock2]

@ohno Or you use a dirty reflection.

[commandblock2]

@commandblock2
do this

.minecraft/LiquidBounce-1.8 $ grep framebufferMc mcp-stable_22.srg  
FD: net/minecraft/client/Minecraft/framebufferMc net/minecraft/client/Minecraft/field_147124_at

and get field_147124_at.
then you have this

ScreenShotHelper = Java.type("net.minecraft.util.ScreenShotHelper")
function screenShot()
{
    framebufferMcField = mc.class.getDeclaredField("field_147124_at")
    framebufferMcField.setAccessible(true)
    framebufferMc = framebufferMcField.get(mc)

    //with Core.lib you only need 1 line
    //framebufferMc = getField(mc, "field_147124_at").get(mc)


    ScreenShotHelper.saveScreenshot(mc.mcDataDir, mc.displayWidth, mc.displayHeight, framebufferMc);
}

[chodeman]

@commandblock2
Thank you! I'm new, what is the

.minecraft/LiquidBounce-1.8 $ grep framebufferMc mcp-stable_22.srg  
FD: net/minecraft/client/Minecraft/framebufferMc net/minecraft/client/Minecraft/field_147124_at

?

[commandblock2]

@chodeman

It is searching using grep(a program in GNU coreutils) in a text file called mcp-stable_22.srg in .minecraft/LiquidBounce-1.8.
Or you can use any text editor to find it as well.
Btw thx Aftery

[ohno]

var trigger = moduleManager.getModule("Trigger")
if (trigger.getState()) {
mc.shutdown()
}

[chodeman]

@commandblock2 said in How to tell a module is on or off?:

well

what does finding that in the text file have to do with the code that you put after? Do I have to change something in the text file or what?

[CzechHek]

@commandblock2 said in How to tell a module is on or off?:

@commandblock2

    //with Core.lib you only need 1 line
    //framebufferMc = getField(mc, "field_147124_at").get(mc)

You can do it even more easily with Core now.

adaptedMc = new Reflector(mc);
print(adaptedMc.framebufferMc);
adaptedMc.framebufferMc = idk;

and so on