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Dynamic Values™ are now built into LB b76!

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  • CzechHekC Offline
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    CzechHek
    wrote on last edited by CzechHek
    #1

    Recent GitHub activity motivated me to build dynamic values into all LiquidBounce modules.

    Only those values that are currently adjustable are displayed, depending on your settings. Additionally, some values got reordered for consistency, there are also some grammar corrections and code optimizations, default step height corrected to 0.6.

    LiquidBounce│Built-in Dynamic Values™ – 03:00
    — CzechHek

    ScriptAPI usability:
    Scripts can extend existing values in the same way as with onChanged to make dynamic values in scripts.

    new (Java.extend(BoolValue)) ("name", true) {
        isSupported: function () {
            return otherValue.get()
        }
    }
    

    Note:
    While making this, I didn't notice that there were already existing undocumented dynamic values, only being present in Sprint after recent commit. That implementation was simpler; however, it was impossible to create multi-conditional values with it. There was also a major bug: it filtered module.values which caused all the hidden values not to get saved. I ended up fully replacing that implementation with my own.

    GitHub: https://github.com/CCBlueX/LiquidBounce/pull/922

    CzechHek opened this pull request in CCBlueX/LiquidBounce

    closed Built-in Dynamic Values™ #922

    Plumer ManP G WaterFlex GamingW 3 Replies Last reply
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    • CzechHekC CzechHek

      Recent GitHub activity motivated me to build dynamic values into all LiquidBounce modules.

      Only those values that are currently adjustable are displayed, depending on your settings. Additionally, some values got reordered for consistency, there are also some grammar corrections and code optimizations, default step height corrected to 0.6.

      LiquidBounce│Built-in Dynamic Values™ – 03:00
      — CzechHek

      ScriptAPI usability:
      Scripts can extend existing values in the same way as with onChanged to make dynamic values in scripts.

      new (Java.extend(BoolValue)) ("name", true) {
          isSupported: function () {
              return otherValue.get()
          }
      }
      

      Note:
      While making this, I didn't notice that there were already existing undocumented dynamic values, only being present in Sprint after recent commit. That implementation was simpler; however, it was impossible to create multi-conditional values with it. There was also a major bug: it filtered module.values which caused all the hidden values not to get saved. I ended up fully replacing that implementation with my own.

      GitHub: https://github.com/CCBlueX/LiquidBounce/pull/922

      CzechHek opened this pull request in CCBlueX/LiquidBounce

      closed Built-in Dynamic Values™ #922

      Plumer ManP Offline
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      Plumer Man
      wrote on last edited by
      #2

      nice

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      • CzechHekC CzechHek

        Recent GitHub activity motivated me to build dynamic values into all LiquidBounce modules.

        Only those values that are currently adjustable are displayed, depending on your settings. Additionally, some values got reordered for consistency, there are also some grammar corrections and code optimizations, default step height corrected to 0.6.

        LiquidBounce│Built-in Dynamic Values™ – 03:00
        — CzechHek

        ScriptAPI usability:
        Scripts can extend existing values in the same way as with onChanged to make dynamic values in scripts.

        new (Java.extend(BoolValue)) ("name", true) {
            isSupported: function () {
                return otherValue.get()
            }
        }
        

        Note:
        While making this, I didn't notice that there were already existing undocumented dynamic values, only being present in Sprint after recent commit. That implementation was simpler; however, it was impossible to create multi-conditional values with it. There was also a major bug: it filtered module.values which caused all the hidden values not to get saved. I ended up fully replacing that implementation with my own.

        GitHub: https://github.com/CCBlueX/LiquidBounce/pull/922

        CzechHek opened this pull request in CCBlueX/LiquidBounce

        closed Built-in Dynamic Values™ #922

        G Offline
        G Offline
        Gabriel
        wrote on last edited by
        #3

        You forgot about the fact that blockrate affects the Fake autoblock mode, but I already made a PR fixing that. Anyways, nice feature you made there!

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        • CzechHekC CzechHek

          Recent GitHub activity motivated me to build dynamic values into all LiquidBounce modules.

          Only those values that are currently adjustable are displayed, depending on your settings. Additionally, some values got reordered for consistency, there are also some grammar corrections and code optimizations, default step height corrected to 0.6.

          LiquidBounce│Built-in Dynamic Values™ – 03:00
          — CzechHek

          ScriptAPI usability:
          Scripts can extend existing values in the same way as with onChanged to make dynamic values in scripts.

          new (Java.extend(BoolValue)) ("name", true) {
              isSupported: function () {
                  return otherValue.get()
              }
          }
          

          Note:
          While making this, I didn't notice that there were already existing undocumented dynamic values, only being present in Sprint after recent commit. That implementation was simpler; however, it was impossible to create multi-conditional values with it. There was also a major bug: it filtered module.values which caused all the hidden values not to get saved. I ended up fully replacing that implementation with my own.

          GitHub: https://github.com/CCBlueX/LiquidBounce/pull/922

          CzechHek opened this pull request in CCBlueX/LiquidBounce

          closed Built-in Dynamic Values™ #922

          WaterFlex GamingW Offline
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          WaterFlex Gaming
          wrote on last edited by
          #4

          @CzechHek Can u send me ur hud

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          • WaterFlex GamingW WaterFlex Gaming

            @CzechHek Can u send me ur hud

            CzechHekC Offline
            CzechHekC Offline
            CzechHek
            wrote on last edited by
            #5

            @WaterFlex-Gaming I think it is CzechHekV4 or V3, you can autoinstall it using Manager script or also manually.
            .m theme download CzechHekV4
            .m theme load CzechHekV4

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            • CzechHekC CzechHek

              @WaterFlex-Gaming I think it is CzechHekV4 or V3, you can autoinstall it using Manager script or also manually.
              .m theme download CzechHekV4
              .m theme load CzechHekV4

              WaterFlex GamingW Offline
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              WaterFlex Gaming
              wrote on last edited by
              #6

              @CzechHek ty

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                #7

                how can i compress my zip file into jar file after liquidbounce build

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                • Imfar69I Imfar69

                  how can i compress my zip file into jar file after liquidbounce build

                  Plumer ManP Offline
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                  Plumer Man
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                  #8

                  @Imfar69 it builds a jar dosen't it? not a zip

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                  • Plumer ManP Plumer Man

                    @Imfar69 it builds a jar dosen't it? not a zip

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                    Imfar69
                    wrote on last edited by
                    #9

                    @Plumer-Man dms my discord Afs┊Far#9319

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