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@TheHacker Sure.

Make sure to turn off your VPN and reset your Windows network adapters. This is an issue with Minecraft on Windows, not with LiquidBounce.

The update you state that is supposedly running slower is already more optimized (more "lightweight") than the previous update. Each update gets improvements especially regarding rendering. We have made a whole video about this on our YouTube: https://youtu.be/fPeXEzaPhKo?si=pwRiSAyLL8qpoqJO

I highly doubt your FPS decreased by any of the changes. Also LiquidBounce already runs just fine on pretty much any hardware configuration we've tested.

Also there is this tutorial you can follow: https://liquidbounce.net/docs/tutorials/fixing-fps

Anyway, stop begging for things you don't even understand what they mean.

@dj

Log? Are you seriously asking for help without providing information.

Software has no weight.

No one will be able to help you when all you post is an image of it not working. I bet it's an connection issue, which makes it unable to download the AI engine. Without log though, that is nothing we can tell exactly.

@kaduvert This topic is about the Script API, not your opinion on CEF. It's amusing to me that, out of everything, you say that the Script API is something most users probably want. No, they don't want it. They don't want a 50+ MB JAR file just to have the possibility of running a JS script. Most users don't know how to write their own scripts, and as previously explained, the setup process is hideous and not maintainable.

The browser backend (e.g., CEF) and the deep learning engine are both critical to the usability of LiquidBounce. Without a GUI, you cannot perform any actions. Without deep learning, you cannot use any of the AI-powered or upcoming features.

Writing everything from scratch is not an effective development strategy. Real bloat would be writing everything from scratch yourself. Imagine how much more code would be required to write the GUI exactly as it is and how many months of work that would entail, only to end up with something imperfect and unable to be customized to your liking. The same applies to the rotation system. While we managed to develop and train a model that looks realistic to the human eye within a matter of weeks. Other client developers spend months perfecting their rotation system, only to be detected as soon as it becomes public, as anti-cheats use models trained to detect this, while making yet another rotation pattern is a matter of half an hour with LiquidBounce.

@sqwennyy Only for servers. Your game will always stay on 1.21.11 or newer.

Alternatively, you could just start tracking your calories. I'm not saying you should start playing sports; simply having an overview of what you eat will encourage you to eat more healthily.

From what I can tell, we will be moving the ScriptAPI into a standalone add-on and updating LiquidBounce to support add-ons, with a starter repository ready to set up. We wanted to do the same with the ScriptAPI using TS definitions. However, @Senk-Ju tried it and it was nowhere near usable.

The ScriptAPI has always worked well when we used to support a single Minecraft version (1.8.9), with no major changes to the game. However, as we are now updating to every Minecraft version, and Mojang is introducing such significant changes, we feel it is more important to have full IDE support.

Add-ons won't differ much from creating a Fabric mod based on LiquidBounce; the only difference is that we will work on providing stable APIs similar to those like the Script API.

The good news for the ScriptAPI is that it will allow us to maintain the project separately, which will enable people to extend support for languages such as Python. This should also reduce the size of LiquidBounce considerably, since we can drop shipping GraalVM code.

This is likely to be completed when upgrading to Minecraft 26.1.

@commandblock2 Omg. You are alive.

Ok cool. That's not how it works.

This is a cheating forum? And being fat is not healthy.

@TheHacker

1. Create a GitHub Account
2. Go to https://github.com/CCBlueX/Documentation
3. Press on Fork. Then wait until it redirects you to your own fork.
4. Open the online text editor by pressing dot (.).
5. Create markdown file (.md) for your documentation
6. Define the name and path in manifest.json.
7. Do a git commit and submit as pull request.

You can also write one in markdown using an text editor that supports it and contact our support to submit it for you.

Use a VPN. The internet filtering of the Russian goverment is causing this issue.

Very nice. Feel free to share a guide about Notebot to our documentation as well.

If this ever get's completed, feel free to let me know and I will fork it to our CCBlueX GitHub and take care of updating it to be included in the Marketplace.

You are working with the compiled files. Take a look at the source code instead.

They can be found here:
https://github.com/CCBlueX/LiquidBounce-Theme-BeautifyV2
https://github.com/CCBlueX/LiquidBounce-Theme-JelloBounce

Hi,

To set-up the workspace and testing your theme follow: https://liquidbounce.net/docs/theme-system/overview#creating-your-own-theme.

To edit a theme, you need a code editor such as VS Code and some knowledge of website development.

The LiquidBounce theme uses Svelte. You can find a guide on how to understand it here: https://svelte.dev/tutorial/svelte/welcome-to-svelte.

If you don't know much about website development or writing code, you can use AI to do it for you. Rather than manually copying and pasting code into ChatGPT or Claude, you can use a VSCode plugin called GitHub Copilot. This plugin has an so-called "Agent" mode which will automatically edit files for you on your request. Please be aware that AI code is not perfect and bugs will occur, or straight up not work. But it's a helping tool to get you started.