How to do a plugin that add a client mod to the server

Hi, I'm searching for how to do a plugin for adding block with the client mod (like ItemCraft but for 1 mod only) I've looked at the method to decompile Bukkit add the block and recompile but for differants reason I don't like this method so, do you know how to do a plugin for this ?

P.S: my mod add obsidian tools and armors

 

Take a look at Spout.

 

I've alredy looked spout but I've did more complicated block/Item that spout not support

 

What's needed to add you own materials? If it's only adding new entries to the Material enum you might be able to do so using reflection.

edit: and the NMS byId array(s?) of course

 

I'm trying to add new Block/Tools/armors without spout and without decompiling bukkit. I want to create a plugin that add a mod suport for multiplayer

what is NMS ?

EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.

 

the net.minecraft.server package, i.e. native minecraft code.

So you basically want to recreate spout on your own, but with less flexibility and compatibility.

EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.

 

yes but without api only for defined mods

 

haha gl i hope you hava lots of programming skils cuz what you want to do isnt easy

 

http://www.morematerials.net/

 

My question is, why?

 

Beacause I've a launcher with mod (created only for my server) and i want to add it on multiplayer

 

Creating a custom block with Bukkit alone is impossible. Spout is your best option.

 

NOT ALONE with client mods

 

The only way possible is to override the net.minecraft.server packages. Or use spout. Or go to vanilla servers, and add modloader and modloaderMP support to it.

 

I know, which is why I (and others) suggested Spout. You can't make a new block or new items in multiplayer with just client mods or just server mods - you gotta have both.

Even writing over NMS won't produce new blocks/items. Unless you've got something going on server-side, it'll only allow you to change the behavior of something that already exists (here's a good example of this).

 

HappyPikachu
I think he meant:

Which means server + client mods.

The power of comma xD

O_soldier
You should use spout for compatibility because people might want to use your mod AND spout based mods and they can't...
But if you really want to make a sepparate plugin, look into spout's source, they used reflection to alter some codes.