Help frozen read .java in datapack

[heladito]

 

hello guys again me. I wanted to know how to make frozen read .java files from the datapack like Acis does. i know is something about the folder lib with .jar anyone can help me with this?

Edited August 25, 2020 by heladito

[S-T-I-N-K-Y]

aCis its not using something like that (maybe you talking for something really really OLD). Also why people using still the Frozen in 2020.

[Rootware]

You need to rewrite Script Loader. I think you don't have enough knowledge for it. Just find or rewrite necessary java scripts in Python version.

[S-T-I-N-K-Y]

11 hours ago, Loftheim said:

Why don't you just respect what he uses? If he want to use frozen, then why not?

I respect his time more than his "uses". He can use L2JHellas that is active and its customized as frozen.

It's wrong to help him stop wasting his time? Frozen have a lot of issues/bugs and he will not find support.

[heladito]

hey guys, chill out. Just use frozen, thats all.

So, anyone can help me how can make the datapack read .java in?

[heladito]

hi guys! again me. anyone can help me with this? maybe i need replace some lib file?

[Tryskell]

The libraries you're refering to were part of L2J external script loader, which were dropped from aCis at rev 348 due to the 2min loading process (JDK 8 was causing the issue, somehow, I never tried to understand and dropped it).

 

Now scripts are simply loaded and generated from ScriptData. aCis don't use any external libraries anymore, except the MariaDB connector, which is also used as a connection factory (instead of C3P0).

 

About Java scripts themselves, we remade them from zero, using L2OFF decompiled ai.obj data as validation.

 

I doubt you got any usage of those informations - except if you copy-paste my community work and add it to L2JFrozen.

Edited November 18, 2020 by Tryskell

[Zake]

23 minutes ago, Tryskell said:

except if you copy-paste my community work and add it to L2JFrozen.

you have to get used to it from now and on xD

[Tryskell]

Just now, Zake said:

you have to get used to it from now and on xD

 

Well, it's not because you copy-paste a good datapack than it makes a good pack.