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If you are only playing singleplayer you don't need a mod - you can simply use a resource (or texture pack for versions prior to 1.6. Even then, it probably needs to be rewritten to work, wouldn't it? Figured it may be easier if the config file actually works, but attempting to input other Skin sites like NameMC did not work, so I figured maybe it needs minecraft's official server to work. I am just now taking the steps to teach myself java due to wanting to update some now abandoned mods myself, but as I just literally got my book yesterday, I do not think I am anywhere near capable of decompiling the code and fixing it myself yet. Is it possible to fix? The configuration file has the old Url, so I figured if I knew the exact URL I could just put it there and fix it, but it seems to be more complicated than that.Ĭould I not replace the URL with the new one and fix it? Or does the mod need to be rewritten with the appropriate code in the mod. I am trying to fix an older mod (for 1.7.10) that used to grab skins for statues from the old Server URL, but since they changed the URL it no longer works. It pertains to skins and the new Minecraft server skin URL pathing. I have a question that is somewhat relevant, and somewhat not. URL url = new URL((new StringBuilder()).append(" ").append(URLEncoder.encode(a.b, "UTF-8")).append("&serverId=").append(URLEncoder.encode(s, "UTF-8")).toString()) īufferedReader bufferedreader = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(url.openStream())) ī.a((new StringBuilder()).append("Failed to verify username! ").toString()) Unfortunately, I don't know how to recompile the edited class file (/net/minecraft/server/ThreadLoginVerifier.class). This is amazing, thank you so much! Could you potentially port the online mode fix to Craftbukkit 1.7.3?ĮDIT: I was able to write a fix for Craftbukkit using your class file.