Making a Habbo v18 Emulator with Java

[MajesticBoss]

Hello i am wanting to learn how to code with Java and i think making a v18 Habbo Emulator using Java would be a fun way to learn, please note i do not know how to code with Java
i want to learn whilst making an v18 Emulator, and the reason i want to make v18 is becauce
i love v18 Hotels! Anyway where would i begin?
i have downloaded and installed:

IntelliJ IDEA​

which is an Java IDE, anyway any advice on how to begin?
Thank you!

 

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Hello i am wanting to learn how to code with Java and i think making a v18 Habbo Emulator using Java would be a fun way to learn, please note i do not know how to code with Java
i want to learn whilst making an v18 Emulator, and the reason i want to make v18 is becauce
i love v18 Hotels! Anyway where would i begin?
i have downloaded and installed:

IntelliJ IDEA​

which is an Java IDE, anyway any advice on how to begin?
Thank you!

Realistically I don't think jumping straight in to emulation is your best or most appropriate way forward, alternatively I would suggest finding an already existant Java Emulator, look at the classes, look at the commands etc, try to understand what everything does, also maybe setup your own enviroment using you the Java Emulator you made changes to, this way you'll be able to see everything you've done, where you have went wrong this is gonna be a lot of trial and error - but it's the best way forward in my opinion. Good luck

 

[MajesticBoss]

Realistically I don't think jumping straight in to emulation is your best or most appropriate way forward, alternatively I would suggest finding an already existant Java Emulator, look at the classes, look at the commands etc, try to understand what everything does, also maybe setup your own enviroment using you the Java Emulator you made changes to, this way you'll be able to see everything you've done, where you have went wrong this is gonna be a lot of trial and error - but it's the best way forward in my opinion. Good luck

Can you tell me what Open source Java Habbo Emulator to work on and how to read the code and edit it?

 

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Can you tell me what Open source Java Habbo Emulator to work on and how to read the code and edit it?

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- This is Kepler made for v14 version.

If you don't already have it, download Visual Studio Code and use it to open the files.

Mainly look into classes & commands for now - mess around with a command, copy one that already exists, edit it to your specifics & save your changes (remember to debug & build.)

You'll never get it exactly how you want first-try, hence "trial and error" but the console will tell you your mistakes, this way you can try to fix them, use Youtube as well for Java tutorials as some stuff isn't going to make sense to you just by looking at it in the editor.

Making your own emulator isn't as straightforward as it seems, you'll need to learn about things such as packets and fully understand them before you even attempt to make your own.

I am by no means good at anything emulator-related but I remember when I owned a retro that used PlusEMU that's how I went about it, undoubtedly the best way to learn.

Again, best of luck, there's nothing that You won't be able to find "help-wise" on Devbest or the internet.

 

[MajesticBoss]

You must be registered for see links

- This is Kepler made for v14 version.

If you don't already have it, download Visual Studio Code and use it to open the files.

Mainly look into classes & commands for now - mess around with a command, copy one that already exists, edit it to your specifics & save your changes (remember to debug & build.)

You'll never get it exactly how you want first-try, hence "trial and error" but the console will tell you your mistakes, this way you can try to fix them, use Youtube as well for Java tutorials as some stuff isn't going to make sense to you just by looking at it in the editor.

Making your own emulator isn't as straightforward as it seems, you'll need to learn about things such as packets and fully understand them before you even attempt to make your own.

I am by no means good at anything emulator-related but I remember when I owned a retro that used PlusEMU that's how I went about it, undoubtedly the best way to learn.

Again, best of luck, there's nothing that You won't be able to find "help-wise" on Devbest or the internet.

Thanks so much for your advice it has helped me big time!
i appreciate you taking the time to explain this to me!
Much love and respect for you pal!