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As Forge is loading, it scans the jar file for the META-INF/accesstransformers.cfg file. if it's found, it is parsed according to the specification:

As Forge is loading, it scans the jar file for the META-INF/accesstransformers.cfg file. if it's found, it is parsed according to the specification:

<code ->

<code ->NewAccessSpecifier MemberSignature # comment</code>

NewAccessSpecifier MemberSignature # comment

</code>

A random example to understand the syntax:

A random example to understand the syntax:

<code ->

<code ->public net.minecraft.util.palette.IResizeCallback # makes IResizeCallback public</code>

public net.minecraft.util.palette.IResizeCallback # makes IResizeCallback public

</code>

If a valid entry is found on a line, Forge will look into the bytecode of the file where that member is defined, and change its access to whatever you desire it to be.

If a valid entry is found on a line, Forge will look into the bytecode of the file where that member is defined, and change its access to whatever you desire it to be.

This startup modification means accessing is O(1) for all accesses after this initial change, which makes it a great option for performance if you're looking at something a <code>lot.</code>

This startup modification means accessing is O(1) for all accesses after this initial change, which makes it a great option for performance if you're looking at something a lot.

== Using Access Transformers in your mod ==

== Using Access Transformers in your mod ==