A full list of credits can be found at. Release the decompiled source code of Minecraft in any way. Use MCP to create clients that are used for griefing or exploiting server bugs. Make money with anything based on MCP (excluding Minecraft mods created by using MCP). Use any of MCP's scripts, tools, or data files without explicit written permission. Release modified or unmodified versions of MCP anywhere. 
Release Minecraft versions or modifications that allow you to play without having bought Minecraft from Mojang. Use MCP to do anything that violates Mojang's terms of use for Minecraft. Obfuscate Minecraft classes to prevent unauthorized use of code. Reobfuscate the classes of your mod for Minecraft. Recompile modified versions of Minecraft. Use the decompiled source code to create mods for Minecraft. Use MCP to decompile the Minecraft client and server jar files. If MCP does not work for you, or causes any damage, it's your problem. The package contains scripts to decompile, recompile, and reobfuscate the game and the server. Instructions are included in the readme files which come with the package. Most important information from there has already been put here anyhow.The package was created to help mod creators to decompile, change and recompile the Minecraft classes. 
I created a Minecraft forum post on this issue, I would paste that information here but it felt neater for me to link it instead: I can't imagine that there wouldn't be a way to add another dimension, since if it was decided to add another dimension, this exact thing would need to be done, my question is: How do I add another dimension without replacing an existing one? And: If my theory that there is a limit, where is the location of the limit (what is the name of the class file?)
After some testing, I believe there is a limit of 3 dimensions somewhere, these dimensions being the overworld, end, and nether. I have created my dimension, and it works fine, I can get to it by replacing an existing one (tested with the nether, worked fine), however I cannot seem to find out how to add the dimension without replacing an existing dimension. I am trying to add my own dimension into Minecraft using only its code (No outside programs, mod, plugins, etc.) And I am having troubles doing this.
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