Minecraft Hacks: May 2012

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Please try to research more about ArrayList and it's built-in methods. I want to have some learning value to this tutorial, not just everyone copying and pasting to their client. But if you do, it's fine. --- http://download.oracle.com/javase/1.5.0/...yList.html

This is my first tutorial. Feedback appreciated (assuming it's constructive[/b]).

Recently I decided to switch over from just a basic GUI where all the hacks are listed, to an ArrayList. And I have to say it's now one of my new favorite types of GUI. So, I decided to share it with those who want to make it but don't know how.

REQUIREMENTS

Already have a toggle system
Basic knowledge of Java

In GuiIngame Java, you'll need create your ArrayList object. I've just decided to name mine guiArray; you can name yours something else.

Code:

private ArrayList guiArray = new ArrayList();

Now once you have your object, you need to go up to the code that toggles your hacks. Inside of your toggle code, add:

(Replace "yourhackvariable" with the variable of the hack your using, in this case I'm using a no item render hack)

Code:

if(yourhackvariable)

              {

                  mc.renderGlobal.loadRenderers();

                  guiArray.add("No-Items");

              }

              else

                {

                        if(guiArray.contains("No-Items"))

                    guiArray.remove(guiArray.indexOf("No-Items"));   

                }

For example, mine is:

Code:

    if(checkKey(23))

          {

              HideItemHack = !HideItemHack;

              if(HideItemHack)

              {

                  mc.renderGlobal.loadRenderers();

                  guiArray.add("No-Items");

              }

              else

                {

                        if(guiArray.contains("No-Items")) 

  guiArray.remove(guiArray.indexOf("No-Items"));   

                }

          }

As you can see, if the hack is toggled ON: It adds an item to the ArrayList "No-Items", but if it's toggled OFF: It checks if the ArrayList contains "No-Items", if it does - then it removes it by checking the indexOf "No-Items" in the ArrayList guiArray, which returns the index (position/number) of "No-Items" in guiArray/your array list name.

Now to add all hacks that are on to the screen:

Code:

int lcd = 14;

        for(int guiInt = 0; guiInt < guiArray.size(); guiInt++)

      {

            fontrenderer.drawStringWithShadow("" + guiArray.get(guiInt), 2, lcd, 0xFBB917);

            lcd += 12;

        }

Credit To:- 

       SRBuckey5266

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This tutorial requires
A Brain
HD/Font Support on your client (You can use Nodus Mizore or other clients for a test)
Lets start shall we?
First of all You need to download this program
[Link]
Then download any font from any font site
Press at browse and select the font
Then set your output
Click convert, thats it.
Results

Protip- You can change the size of the font too!

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This is a tutorial on how to make the reverse hack. This hack i got the idea from from Team aVo. They said it would be cool to sneak up on people and pvp them backwards

What the hack does: It makes other players render you facing the reverse direction your client side is. Ex: If i walk backwards other players see me walk forwards. If i walk forwards they see me walk backwards. Basically flips your player around. This is blocked by NoCheat because it changes packets. It is blocked for the same reason that derp, autobuild, nuker, etc. are patched. They send more or edited packets than it normally should.

Tutorial:

Step 1. I expect you to be able to make a variable and make a way for the toggle to turn on and off.

Step 2. Make an if statement for if the hack is on. This statement can be made in any class that runs ticks at all ingame times. I used GuiIngame.

Step 3: The actual code part.
[Image: chMK0.png]

We make 2 standard int's(You will have to create them in your class)
pitch kept to 0 so you dont look up/down
and yaw at 180 (Half a rotation)
[Image: f2OPj.png]

Now we send the player look packet. This is similar to derp or any other looking packet.

You now look backwards

Will add pics of it in use soon

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I decided to have a go at an avo tree build thingy today. It took me about 5 mins.

In this hack, your saplings must be in the first slot on the hotbar and your bonemeal on the second.

I know a version of this has been posted but its not a real tut on how to do it.

The code is a modified version of dreams floor build code.

Of, first head off to PlayerControllerMP and search for

Code:

public boolean sendPlaceBlock(EntityPlayer entityplayer, World world, ItemStack itemstack, int i, int j, int k, int l)

underneath that create an if statement for if your variable is toggled. For me this is

Code:

if(Clickmevariables.build[2] == true)

Now we are going to add this line of code

Code:

ItemStack itemstack1 = mc.thePlayer.getCurrentEquippedItem();

This basically just makes it so we dont have to type out mc.thePlayer.getCurrentEquippedItem(); a few times later on.

We are now going to initiate a for loop that will define where the blocks are placed on the z axis. A good example of this is

Code:

for (int z = -4; z < 4; z++)

We are going to now create yet another for loop to determine where the blocks will be placed on the x axis. My example of this is

Code:

for (int x = -4; x < 4; x++)

Ok, you have now basically drawn a box that will be 8*8 around you.

We now have to add these lines of code

Code:

mc.thePlayer.inventory.currentItem = 0; netClientHandler.addToSendQueue(new Packet16BlockItemSwitch(0));

Both of these lines of code are pretty self explanatory, you are setting the current hotbar item to slot 0

You now need to write the code to place your blocks (saplings).

Code:

netClientHandler.addToSendQueue(new Packet15Place(i, j, k, 1, itemstack1));

Up until Packet15Place the code is self explanatory. After that it can be a little confusing.

the i variable is the X coordinate of the block place, j is Y coordinate of the block place and k is the Z coordinate of the block place. itemstack1 is what we initialised earlier.

To make the blocks place in your box we need to change the x and z coordinate of the block place as defined by the for loops. to do this just simply increment i by x and k by z

Code:

netClientHandler.addToSendQueue(new Packet15Place(i+x, j, k+z, 1, itemstack1));

We now need to set the current inventory slot to 1 (the first slot in the hotbar) to do this add this code

Code:

mc.thePlayer.inventory.currentItem = 1; netClientHandler.addToSendQueue(new Packet16BlockItemSwitch(1));

Now we need to send the place packets again

Code:

netClientHandler.addToSendQueue(new Packet15Place(i+x, j, k+z, 1, itemstack1));

And now set the inventory slot to 0 again

Code:

mc.thePlayer.inventory.currentItem = 0;

Feel free to correct me if I have dun goofed in my code, I do it a lot :P

working example

Code:

        if(Clickmevariables.build[2] == true)

            {

                ItemStack itemstack1 = mc.thePlayer.getCurrentEquippedItem();

                for (int z = -4; z < 4; z++)

            {

                    for (int x = -4; x < 4; x++)

                    {

                        mc.thePlayer.inventory.currentItem = 0;

                        netClientHandler.addToSendQueue(new Packet16BlockItemSwitch(0));

                        netClientHandler.addToSendQueue(new Packet15Place(i+x, j, k+z, 1,  itemstack1));

                        mc.thePlayer.inventory.currentItem = 1;

                        netClientHandler.addToSendQueue(new Packet16BlockItemSwitch(1));

                        netClientHandler.addToSendQueue(new Packet15Place(i+x, j, k+z, 1,  itemstack1));       

                        mc.thePlayer.inventory.currentItem = 0;

                    }

            }