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[Guide]Decompile Preconf Packs

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So i know preconf packs are useless (preconf pack= w/o source)

what you will learn from this guide??

if you have a good preconf pack you will able to take the source!!!

 

Make a folder with name decompile

 

then copy  your pack (preconf) and paste it into folder

 

now download the ''dj java programm'' http://www.4shared.com/file/93411430/4d34741f/dj_java.html

 

install it and open it

 

unrar your pack

 

now go to dj java programm

 

press ''file'' then ''open''

 

from ''java compiled files'' make it to ''java archive files'' (.jar)

 

now choose l2j.jar or your project name... (remember .jar file)

 

a window will appear with all java files

 

now press crtl+a (all files are selected)

 

now press Decompile  near the print image

 

wait until it finish and ... you will have your fresh source!

 

Creadits: 1nf0

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

very usefull guide hope it works ! i will test it right now

:o didnt know that this is posible... Thanks i will Test it for Sure...

Much better than the way i knew :P Thanks a lot. Try to customize your post, add colors, underline stuff etc. Don't just 'write' :P

Nice guide but preconfigured pack's are crapy since have lots of extra bugs, hardcode, very unstable, 0 security, and many more that's why MxC community forbidden them.

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Nice guide but preconfigured pack's are crapy since have lots of extra bugs, hardcode, very unstable, 0 security, and many more that's why MxC community forbidden them.

 

preconf=w/o source

 

with my guide you will have the source

 

then you will import the codes and fix bugs easy

Yes but, what's the point to extract source since lots of them are outdated, you need a lot of work and java knowledge to bring up to date some features, code, etc.

Anyway nice guide  ;)

I can decompile every preconf pack?

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I can decompile every preconf pack?

 

 

yes, to take source from any preconf

Yes but, what's the point to extract source since lots of them are outdated, you need a lot of work and java knowledge to bring up to date some features, code, etc.

Anyway nice guide  ;)

 

+1

W-O-W!

That's crazy share.I haven;t seen sth like that , i think that you deserver karma!

 

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now choose l2j.jar or your project name... (remember .jar file)

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Yeah i aggree , but ... the mmocore or the commons are important too.So They must to decompile them too  , to have the whole souce code!{??}

 

 

Again gj from me.

You will not take full source thats for sure!!You will have many "holes" in java codes!

You will not take full source thats for sure!!You will have many "holes" in java codes!

 

That.

 

It's only good to "steal" "locked" content, or features.

 

Don't hope you have nothing to do except a decompile and recompile action, lol.

Yeah, you will be able to decompiled it (anyway, you won't get all of the files), but you really won't be able to add your edits to the compiled .jar again, so it's kinda useless, unless for stealing some codes as Tryskell said.

That.

 

It's only good to "steal" "locked" content, or features.

 

Don't hope you have nothing to do except a decompile and recompile action, lol.

 

Yes you can recompile..

 

Btw i use a program like this some years 2-3 to decompile jars.

Thanks 4 share and this.

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