What if I want to code something in this build that has same API between theese versions? Logically server will work, because it’s the same, but the next problem… What if API different, like you shown in video, but not NMS different, but for example simple method: spigotAPIMethod(); on 1.12.2 and on 1.16.5 the same but spigotAPI();? How I can say for IDE to reorganize wich is for wich imported Spigot API to work? Because in the class method works different few imported API’s… One idea is nothing bad, just work like with NMS in classes, server will work vecause there is a versions checker, but when workingcan’t know what method exists on what API’s because it interacts between. I don’t think if idea is clear, but if, someone explain, thanks.
In most cases the API doesn't change too much so any plugin from 1.13 API version will work on the newest version. However if you go below that, then it becomes problematic. Many plugins which are 1.8 to 1.19 have three internal versions and use reflection to determine which one to use at start. Usually these are 1.8 to 1.9, then 1.10 to 1.12 and then 1.13 to 1.19
This is because I use Eclipse 2019. You are probably using the newest version of Eclipse where you have to make sure to have the imports under the class section and not the module.
Thank you for simplifying this topic which for some reason is very hard for me to learn
You should do just a plain Java coding tutorial because I feel like you’d be good at that
Finally I found somebody Who Codes with 1.16 in eclipse! Thanks so much
I think you should try intellij 🤗
@@apple9901 dude it was 2 years ago
@@paul4k218 yeah I know, it's never late to switch from the dark side
Good that u are no more ill!
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How do you get the remapped mojang spigot jar? I have an obfuscated version of spigot once I upgraded to 1.18.1
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Can you pls make a tutorial how to make a 1.16 eclipse Projekt with a test server?
Thank you!
Please can you make a video for versions 1.17 1.18 1.19 etc..? I don't see an easy way to do this after 1.16 thanks
1.16 is a controversial update. Anyway, your videos should get a lot more views :) Thanks!
how could I do this with maven?
What if I want to code something in this build that has same API between theese versions? Logically server will work, because it’s the same, but the next problem…
What if API different, like you shown in video, but not NMS different, but for example simple method: spigotAPIMethod(); on 1.12.2 and on 1.16.5 the same but spigotAPI();? How I can say for IDE to reorganize wich is for wich imported Spigot API to work? Because in the class method works different few imported API’s…
One idea is nothing bad, just work like with NMS in classes, server will work vecause there is a versions checker, but when workingcan’t know what method exists on what API’s because it interacts between.
I don’t think if idea is clear, but if, someone explain, thanks.
In most cases the API doesn't change too much so any plugin from 1.13 API version will work on the newest version. However if you go below that, then it becomes problematic. Many plugins which are 1.8 to 1.19 have three internal versions and use reflection to determine which one to use at start. Usually these are 1.8 to 1.9, then 1.10 to 1.12 and then 1.13 to 1.19
If I use more than one spigot.jar as build path, all the api imports will be seen as invalid, because eclipse doesn't know what jar file it's from.
This is because I use Eclipse 2019. You are probably using the newest version of Eclipse where you have to make sure to have the imports under the class section and not the module.
@@CodedRed But what if I don't want to downgrade? Any options?
@@laserslime Yeah when I get home in about 30mins I can send you a screenshot of where you should do the imports.
@@laserslime imgur.com/6XO0fC3
Make sure to have your imports under the "Classpath" and not the "Modulepath"
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Cool!
I need some help with this and dm'd you on discord about it, I would really appreciate the help 🙂