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--- tutorial:mixin_hotswaps [2019/10/24 22:46] – draylar
+++ tutorial:mixin_hotswaps [2025/04/11 13:23] (current) – Fix punctuation cph101
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-Copy the full path to the jar and open up your run configurations. Under ''Minecraft Client'', expand the VM options tab. You'll need to set the ''-javaagent'' flag to the path of the mixin jar:
+Copy the full path to the jar and open up your run configurations. Under ''Minecraft Client'', expand the VM options tab. You'll need to set the ''-javaagent'' flag to the path of the mixin jar.
+Optionally, you can add the ''-XX:+AllowEnhancedClassRedefinition'' flag to enable parameters to be changed, and fields or methods to be added/removed:
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-Run your game. You can now reload mixins using the same rules as normal:
+You can do these things if you also add the ''-XX:+AllowEnhancedClassRedefinition'' VM option.
-  * no adding or removing methods
-  * no changing method parameters
+To recompile your mixin in IntelliJ, use the ''Recompile'' option in the ''Build'' menu. The default keybind for this is ''Ctrl+Shift+F9''.
-  * no adding or removing fields
 === Notes ====
-DCEVM does not seem to support mixin swapping:
+DCEVM does not officially support mixin swapping:
   * When run on Java 1.8:181, DCEVM and Mixin reloads do not work.
   * When run on DCEVM Java 11, you can reload, but the hot swap task freezes.
+  * When run on JetBrains Runtime's Java 17 fork (with DCEVM), Mixin hotswapping and DCEVM work properly.
-If you're able to get DCEVM and Mixin swapping to work together, let us know!