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[LordLambda]

Since this is a similar Decompiler questions these are the best decompilers (as someone who has decompiled hundreds of obfuscated clients the past few days for Warden).

• Krakatau an open source decompiler written in python. It gives sloppy output (especially when working with obfuscated jars), but it always decompiles. It has decompiled things that Procyon/Luyten & Fernflower & JD-GUI, etc have all failed on. I strongly reccomend it. Only downside is it doesn’t support java 8 yet.
• Procyon\ Luyten good gor your general day to day decompiles. I like to think of it as JD-GUI on steroids. It does decently with obfuscation, but every now and then it fails.
• Fernflower Kinda of in an area between procyon, and Krakatau.

[modwizcode]

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It seems to by part of the bans API currently (not merged to master yet):

@Minecrell Hehe, yeah the bans API. That’s my job too isn’t it… I’ll go do that straight away.

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Can you @mention me whenever you submit a new one of these? I can’t be bothered looking through dis stuff.

@WetSponge You can subscribe, I’ll try to move all the plugin submissions to another thread or something

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Continuing the discussion from Suspicious Plugin Response Team Training: To be honest, I think this an extremely well thought out and beneficial project for the Sponge Community with regards to the fact that Sponge is not done and doesn’t have a thorough documentation yet. I think this will give way to people who want to be involved and aren’t necessarily good at the java or this library. The reward system is a good idea too that way you can get more of the community involved and interested in…

@colin350 Thanks, I guess the fact that I wrote it at about 12:30am doesn’t show too much

[modwizcode]

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[modwizcode]

After personally examining the plugin I would rate it at Intermediate, it’s not quite well hidden enough/obfuscated enough to be an advanced level. I need to spend more time to work out the way ratings will function so that they are fair. Also I am now trying to finish up the Bans API because it’s way overdue.