lmaoey, I don't scam M9, not just yet... >[DOUBLEPOST=1433009905,1433009869][/DOUBLEPOST]
lol the evil verringer and jack could steal ALL our accounts kek
^
how is this shit faked in the first place
This. Like badlion does. Except it doesnt create a forums account, just validates that you own the account, you then connect that account to your forum profile.Maybe MCM adds something were you login to the Minecraft account here on a small program, then you can validate that it's yours. idk.
The launcher can easily be decompiled and recompiled. Its 'PlayerInfoPanel' class contains a method called 'checkState' which seems to change the name that appears at the bottom of the launcher.^
how is this shit faked in the first place
if ((auth == null) || (!auth.isLoggedIn()))
this.welcomeText.setText("Welcome, guest! Please log in.");
else if (auth.getSelectedProfile() == null)
this.welcomeText.setText("<html>Welcome, player!</html>");
else {
this.welcomeText.setText("<html>Welcome, <b>" + auth.getSelectedProfile().getName() + "</b></html>");
}
auth.getSelectedProfile().getName()
Was much simpler than that.The launcher can easily be decompiled and recompiled. Its 'PlayerInfoPanel' class contains a method called 'checkState' which seems to change the name that appears at the bottom of the launcher.
The last part is what you really need to look at. Clearly, this is returning a String, specifically the name of your 'profile.'Code:if ((auth == null) || (!auth.isLoggedIn())) this.welcomeText.setText("Welcome, guest! Please log in."); else if (auth.getSelectedProfile() == null) this.welcomeText.setText("<html>Welcome, player!</html>"); else { this.welcomeText.setText("<html>Welcome, <b>" + auth.getSelectedProfile().getName() + "</b></html>"); }
It can easily be swapped out for any other String.Code:auth.getSelectedProfile().getName()
This ^No, what you do is change the name under the launcher_profiles, find one with a logged in name, and just change it. When you try to log into a server though, it fails to get the username.
However, this does not require Photoshop.Anything can be "faked", i thought this was already known?
