A project that aims at rebuilding the 4J libraries source code via decompilation for the Minecraft: Legacy Console Edition
There's a bug in the main game code where the depth stencil view descriptor isn't zero initialized, this happens in the file Windows64_Minecraft.cpp at the
D3D11_DEPTH_STENCIL_VIEW_DESC descDSView; line
This causes the depth stencil view creation to fail and consequently breaks the game, to fix this you will need to add the following line after the definition described:
ZeroMemory(&descDSView, sizeof(descDSView));
This issue only happens when building with newer versions of the Visual Studio compiler, Visual Studio 2012 isn't affected by this, so if you're working on a fork of the main source remember to add this line to avoid breaking the game for other people
This would allow compiling the Minecraft: Legacy Console Edition source code from newer versions of Visual Studio, expand the Renderer code, add new Input support, etc...
This would also help document the structure of their projects for decompilation projects of newer versions of this version of the game
No, this does not use any code from the Minecraft: Legacy Console Edition source leak, this is all clean decompilation from binaries and debug binaries
You will need to get your hands with files from the source leak that are not included here or rebuild them and push to the repository
The files needed are the following:
- 4J_Input.h
- 4J_Storage.h
- 4J_Render.h
- 4J_Profile.h
- extraX64.h
You will need to modify extraX64.h as it has a couple errors
You will need to add every file into their respective project and add the extraX64.h header inside Profile and Storage
All projects can be linked against the main game code, whilst there's some unnamed stuff in the Renderer, this works just fine and the game can be played