Is Minecraft Vanillea's server jar obsfucated?

[KaydenSux]

quick question is it obsfucated and if its not can someone edit it for me, ill pay?

 

[FigT]

Yes, it is obfuscated, although obfuscation mappings do exist (MCP/Searge’s, official mappings as of more recent updates, etc.)

 

[BOOP]

Why do you need it edited?

 

[MrChayut]

Mojang uses Name Obfuscation technique to protect their product from being leaked or reverse engineered.

Why do you need it edited?

I think he wanna make a custom fork or something

 

[KaydenSux]

Mojang uses Name Obfuscation technique to protect their product from being leaked or reverse engineered.


I think he wanna make a custom fork or something

No, I am running a pure vanilla server and just want a lil few modifications in terms of cosmetic design (like chat, etc)

 

[pol_vallverdu]

No, I am running a pure vanilla server and just want a lil few modifications in terms of cosmetic design (like chat, etc)

You can pretty do all that stuff with plugins. If you don't want modify Vanilla Gameplay, I don't recommend it, but use bukkit instead of spigot.

 

[KaydenSux]

doesn't bukkit & vanilla have different world generations?

 

[solo]

doesn't bukkit & vanilla have different world generations?

NO LMAOOO

Who told you that hahaha

 

[KaydenSux]

NO LMAOOO

Who told you that hahaha

was getting confused with the bedrock edition xD

 

[MrChayut]

You can pretty do all that stuff with plugins. If you don't want modify Vanilla Gameplay, I don't recommend it, but use bukkit instead of spigot.

From my experience (owning 1 Minecraft server/network) I think the best way to run a server with plugins is Paper Spigot (Tunity if you running 1.15+ or higher)

PaperSpigot adds a few methods to allow developers to easily develop their plugins without accessing the NMS at all

for example

PacketPlayOutPlayerListHeaderFooter packet = new PacketPlayOutPlayerListHeaderFooter();
        Object header = new ChatComponentText("MCMarket");
        Object footer = new ChatComponentText("We are not an official Minecraft product and are not approved by or associated with Mojang.");
        try {
            Field a = packet.getClass().getDeclaredField("a");
            a.setAccessible(true);
            Field b = packet.getClass().getDeclaredField("b");
            b.setAccessible(true);

            a.set(packet, header);
            b.set(packet, footer);
            Player player = e.getPlayer();
            ((CraftPlayer)player).getHandle().playerConnection.sendPacket(packet);

turns into this

e.getPlayer().setPlayerListHeader("MCMarket")
e.getPlayer().setPlayerListFooter("We are not an official Minecraft product and are not approved by or associated with Mojang.")

efficient and less confusing right?

As you can tell from code above (the normal one) the NMS methods looks very obfuscated by the class name right?
If you've decompiled an obfuscated JARs before, you would see something like that.

 

[pol_vallverdu]

From my experience (owning 1 Minecraft server/network) I think the best way to run a server with plugins is Paper Spigot (Tunity if you running 1.15+ or higher)

PaperSpigot adds a few methods to allow developers to easily develop their plugins without accessing the NMS at all

for example

PacketPlayOutPlayerListHeaderFooter packet = new PacketPlayOutPlayerListHeaderFooter();
        Object header = new ChatComponentText("MCMarket");
        Object footer = new ChatComponentText("We are not an official Minecraft product and are not approved by or associated with Mojang.");
        try {
            Field a = packet.getClass().getDeclaredField("a");
            a.setAccessible(true);
            Field b = packet.getClass().getDeclaredField("b");
            b.setAccessible(true);

            a.set(packet, header);
            b.set(packet, footer);
            Player player = e.getPlayer();
            ((CraftPlayer)player).getHandle().playerConnection.sendPacket(packet);

turns into this

e.getPlayer().setPlayerListHeader("MCMarket")
e.getPlayer().setPlayerListFooter("We are not an official Minecraft product and are not approved by or associated with Mojang.")

efficient and less confusing right?

As you can tell from code above (the normal one) the NMS methods looks very obfuscated by the class name right?
If you've decompiled an obfuscated JARs before, you would see something like that.

That's the thing, it optimizes and changes a lot of things, which in the end, it doesn't work like vanilla. So if you want a vanilla experience is better using Bukkit (Not recommended) or Spigot (which has little optimizations that doesn't affect vanilla gameplay)

 

[MrChayut]

That's the thing, it optimizes and changes a lot of things, which in the end, it doesn't work like vanilla. So if you want a vanilla experience is better using Bukkit (Not recommended) or Spigot (which has little optimizations that doesn't affect vanilla gameplay)

Agreed! If you just want normal vanilla survival.


to answer this entire thread with proof:

(You can find more by extracting it)
Minecraft didn't obfuscate some classes because they also need to code the client too