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Hypnotic Client


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Gaming awards frame winner 2004/2006/2007



## About
"Utility Mod" for Minecraft 1.19
Use at your own risk, we are not responsible for any punishments on any server
https://hypnotic.dev is our website that isn't so bad anymore

## Requirements
Minecraft 1.19
Java Runtime version 17 or higher
Fabric Loader 0.14.9 or higher

## Authors
BadGamesInc - actual knowledge
KawaiiZenbo - various backend stuff

### Other Credits
[Baritone](https://github.com/cabaletta/baritone)
[DiscordRPC](https://github.com/MinnDevelopment/java-discord-rpc)
[Meteor Client](https://github.com/MeteorDevelopment/meteor-client) for ms login
[Jex Client](https://github.com/DustinRepo/JexClient) for font renderer

## Support
Join our "amazing" discord for support https://discord.gg/aZStDUnb29

## How to build the mod yourself
Download the repository
Open the Command Prompt
Change the directory to the repository source folder containing `gradlew.bat`
Run the command `gradlew build`
The output jar should be in `/build/libs/Hypnotic-(version).jar`

## How to import the project into Eclipse
Install Eclipse from https://www.eclipse.org/ide/
Download and extract the Hypnotic client source code
Open Command Prompt/Terminal
Navigate to where you extracted the Hypnotic Source
Run `gradlew eclipse`, then, optionally, run `gradlew gensources`
Import the folder into Eclipse as `Existing Projects into workspace`
Click on the arrow next to the Debug button in the toolstrip, then click `Debug configurations`
Expand `Java Application`, then double-click `Hypnotic-Client_client`
Hypnotic should now run along with all of your changes
If you use IntelliJ or some other ide the process should be fairly similar
Check out the [fabric wiki](https://fabricmc.net/wiki/tutorial:setup) for more details

## Compiled Builds
Please get compiled releases from the latest Github Actions artifact, we do not keep up regular releases.
[Latest compiled build](https://nightly.link/Hypnotic-Development/Hypnotic-Client/workflows/build/main/Artifacts.zip)