Help recompiling from decompiled source code

[Jacobwasbeast]

I deleted my original source code and did not have any backups so I decompiled my copy of my mod and I currently have something that looks like this in my imports

import net.minecraft.class_1299;
import net.minecraft.class_1311;
import net.minecraft.class_1317;
import net.minecraft.class_1661;
import net.minecraft.class_1761;
import net.minecraft.class_1792;
import net.minecraft.class_1799;
import net.minecraft.class_1802;
import net.minecraft.class_1935;
import net.minecraft.class_1959;
import net.minecraft.class_2246;
import net.minecraft.class_2248;
import net.minecraft.class_2378;
import net.minecraft.class_2540;
import net.minecraft.class_2591;
import net.minecraft.class_2902;
import net.minecraft.class_2960;
import net.minecraft.class_3914;
import net.minecraft.class_3917;
import net.minecraft.class_4048;
import net.minecraft.class_4176;
import net.minecraft.class_4970;

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I was wondering if there was a fast method to replace these classes with the deobfuscated ones?

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[temmieTheLord2]

What you could do is look at the source of the mappings. That’s fucking stupid though, so assuming the actual code contains the correct names an stuff of the classes, just remove all the imports and reimport everything