I think you also need to handle TypeInsnNodes, maybe even LdcInsnNodes as well for(Types). I'd recommend you look at the code I posted to see the sort of things you should refactor and what you shouldn't (which insns, which methods, hierarchy methods and classes etc)
https://gist.github.com/TheBiblMan/5e1d9e20c877b5ea6fcb got field and class renaming done 100%, methods may not work 100% so i've gotta work on that.
I prefer the node system rather than the visitor system (it's much more flexible imo). My idea for it is going through all the classes/fields/methods and grabbing a name from the mapping provider and then just setting it. all of the other stuff, such as descriptions, super classe
> **sothatsit wrote:** > > > **Bibl wrote:** > > > > just tried fernflower and the same thing is happening for me, guess you should rename with proguard or retroguard. > > > > I think I'm actually going to use asm to edit the bytecode to rename the fields/methods/classes. This is
just tried fernflower and the same thing is happening for me, guess you should rename with proguard or retroguard.
asm for java and https://github.com/TheBiblMan/Byte-Engineer-2 although its not really full/done
factions is so fun with friends, i actually enjoy it
you could use proguard or retroguard to rename the fields or make your own field renamer (methods are a bit tricker).
are you using the orginal fernflower or the one jetbrains stole and claimed as their own? **edit: ** not changing this edit snip [spoiler]  [/spoiler]
once on a big pvpfactions server, my friend tpd to the shop and he fell through the building into the admin world, where it was just flatland, so we ran out and made a really nice castle and it was unraidable 🙂 until they added world borders, then we couldn't get to our castle an
dont pull everything cuz release jars make the repo massiv, maybe cache repo/libs
no, make it pull and compile from github
