http://www.liteloader.com/explore/docs/ 2026-04-27T14:00:53+01:00 http://www.liteloader.com/explore/docs/ http://www.liteloader.com/explore/docs/lib/tpl/liteloader/images/favicon.ico text/html 2014-11-18T16:01:20+01:00 http://www.liteloader.com/explore/docs/dev:tutorial:eclipse?rev=1416326480&do=diff Back to Tutorial Index Tutorial Part 1 - Setting up Eclipse Before developing LiteLoader mods you will need a development environment, or “IDE”. The IDE I recommend is called Eclipse and the rest of this tutorial will assume that this is the IDE you will use. You can download Eclipse from the following link: text/html 2014-11-18T16:03:21+01:00 http://www.liteloader.com/explore/docs/dev:tutorial:environment?rev=1416326601&do=diff Back to Tutorial Index Tutorial Part 5 - JDK and Recommended Environment Now that we have a working Eclipse and MCP workspace, we could dive straight in and start coding our mods. However there are two topics which are still useful to cover before we do so. If you are reading this tutorial to get started as quickly as possible, you can skip these steps if you wish but I strongly recommend you read at least the first point. The information covered in this step will save you a lot of time and pa… text/html 2014-11-18T16:16:38+01:00 http://www.liteloader.com/explore/docs/dev:tutorial:mcp?rev=1416327398&do=diff Back to Tutorial Index Tutorial Part 3 - Setting up MCP The Minecraft Coder Pack (MCP) is a toolset used for decompiling and de-obfuscating the Minecraft binary, and recompiling your modifications. Unfortunately the default toolchain does not lend itself to multi-project setups very easily, so we will need to create build scripts in order to manage and compile our mod projects and this will be covered later in the tutorial. text/html 2014-11-18T16:02:20+01:00 http://www.liteloader.com/explore/docs/dev:tutorial:source?rev=1416326540&do=diff Back to Tutorial Index Tutorial Part 4 - Getting the LiteLoader source Now that you have Eclipse and MCP installed, you can fetch the LiteLoader projects from the SVN repository. * In Eclipse, click “File” and then “Import...” * In the SVN category, select “ text/html 2014-11-18T16:13:55+01:00 http://www.liteloader.com/explore/docs/dev:tutorial:subversion?rev=1416327235&do=diff Back to Tutorial Index Tutorial Part 2 - Installing SVN Support Apache Subversion (or SVN for short) is a version control system used to store and keep track of project source code. The LiteLoader source you will use for development is hosted on a public SVN repository and you can use an SVN client to download the source into your Eclipse workspace.