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@@ -11,11 +11,11 @@ Prerequisites:
 Tutorials:
 - [Step Hack](step.md)
 - [Spider Hack](spider.md)
-- [VClip Exploit](comingsoon)
+- [VClip Exploit](vclip.md)
 
 ### Intermediate
 Prerequisites:
- - Basic knowledge of JavaScript
+ - Intermediate knowledge of JavaScript (functions, arrays, promises and callbacks)
  - A good code editor (recommended: https://vscode.dev)
  - A copy of the eaglercraft workspace (optional, get it at: https://git.eaglercraft.rip/eaglercraft/eaglercraft-1.8-workspace)
 
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ Tutorials:
 
 ### Advanced
 Prerequisites:
- - Basic knowledge of JavaScript
+ - Advanced knowledge of JavaScript (prototypes)
  - A good code editor (recommended: https://vscode.dev)
  - A copy of the eaglercraft workspace (get it at: https://git.eaglercraft.rip/eaglercraft/eaglercraft-1.8-workspace)
  - Your EaglerForgeInjector processed.html opened in an editor (optional)
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+## VClip Exploit with ModAPI
+Most minecraft servers have an exploit where you can trick the server into clipping you up to 10 blocks up or down through ceilings or floors.
+
+### Part 1: Setup
+
+Make a new file in your editor, and call it something like `vclip.js`
+First, let's setup a basic [IIFE (immediately invoked function expression)](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/IIFE) around our mod code. This ensures that we don't leak variables that can interfere wiht other mods.\
+Example of the issue: if mod A and mod B both use `var myVariable = 0`, the value for myVariable will get overwritten.
+
+```javascript
+(function VClipExploit() {
+    //Future code here
+})(); //We define a function, called VClipExploit, which we wrap in parantheses () and immediately execute.
+```
+This allows us to use variables without worrying about mod compatibility, as variables are scoped to the function.
+
+\
+Then, we'll add some basic metadata for the mod loader (note that this is optional, but makes the mod look a lot better in the GUI once the game is loaded.)\
+We'll also require the player, so the `ModAPI.player` global is generated.
+
+```javascript
+(function VClipExploit() {
+    ModAPI.meta.title("VClip Exploit");
+    ModAPI.meta.description("todo: add description.");
+    ModAPI.meta.credits("By author_name");
+
+    ModAPI.require("player");
+
+
+})();
+```
+
+### Part 2: VClip Exploit
+Our VClip exploit will be triggered by a client-side command, `.vclip <amount>`.
+Let's start off with the vclip command by adding an event listener to when the player sends a chat message:
+```javascript
+(function VClipExploit() {
+    ModAPI.meta.title("VClip Exploit");
+    ModAPI.meta.description("todo: add description.");
+    ModAPI.meta.credits("By author_name");
+
+    ModAPI.require("player");
+
+    ModAPI.addEventListener("sendchatmessage", (ev) => {
+        // handler code here
+    });
+})();
+```
+In this event handler, we can get the content of the message by using `event.message`, process it, and check whether it is using the `.vclip` command. We can do this by casting the string to lowercase, using [`string.toLowerCase()`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/String/toLowerCase), checking if the result of that is a call to the `.vclip` command using [`string.startsWith()`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/String/startsWith).
+
+If it is a call to the VClip command, we can use [`string.split(" ")`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/String/split) to get all the arguments, find the vclip amount, and change the player's position.
+
+```javascript
+(function VClipExploit() {
+    ModAPI.meta.title("VClip Exploit");
+    ModAPI.meta.description("todo: add description.");
+    ModAPI.meta.credits("By author_name");
+
+    ModAPI.require("player");
+
+    ModAPI.addEventListener("sendchatmessage", (ev) => {
+        var string = ev.message.toLowerCase(); //Get the lower case version of the command
+        if (string.startsWith(".vclip")) { //does the chat message start with .vclip?
+            ev.preventDefault = true; //we don't want this being sent into chat as a message
+            var yOffset = 1; //The offset on the y axis
+            var args = string.split(" ");
+            if (args[1]) { //If the second argument to .vclip exists (the vclip <amount>)
+                yOffset = parseFloat(args[1]) || 0; //Convert the second argument into a number. We use || to replace NaN (invalid numbers) with 0. Then, store it into the y offset.
+            } //This allows you to just type .vclip to clip upwards 1 block.
+            
+            ModAPI.player.setPosition( //This function sets the players position to an XYZ coordinate
+                ModAPI.player.posX,
+                ModAPI.player.posY + yOffset, //All XYZ elements are the same, except we add the yOffset variable to the y axis.
+                ModAPI.player.posZ
+            ); 
+
+            //Finally, log the amount we've VClipped into the chat.
+            ModAPI.displayToChat("[VClip] VClipped " + yOffset + " blocks.");
+        }
+    });
+})();
+```
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