How do you do this???

I looked in the forms and found lots of answers, but they don't really explicitly tell me how to do it. I also did a little searching and found Replay Studio but it dose not have a wiki. So what do i do???

P.S. I would also like to learn more about the Replay Studio API becuse i'm thinking about making a mod for mincraft.

P.P.S. Also please send me some good tutoriels of how to use java to make mods (I'm manily a javascript dev)

Sounds like a duplicate of #554 again

but is there a way to use it with Replay Studio as you can see here:

Features

• Loading / Saving replay files (including crash recovery)
• Remove specific packets from the replay (chat, mobs, etc.)
• Cut replays into parts
• Concatenate replays or parts of replays <-- (the part)
• Squash specific parts of a replay into one moment removing redundant packets (e.g. removing the first 30m of a replay)
• List amount of packets by type
• Expandable through custom filters (in fact most of the above is implemented as a custom filter)
• Pathing system used in the ReplayMod

I found out how to do it, you can't, 👎 sadly you have to use your editing software to stitch the replays together, but if you still want a smooth transition do this:

Credit to Kepler-17c#1190 for answering the question!!!

When you want to render a video, you need to set up a camera path. That path can be saved to the keyframe repository (which you can open with the hotkey X or via the menu located in the bottom left corner). When you have it saved, you can click "copy" (copies it to the clipboard as text), then open your other replay, go to the keyframe repository and click "paste" (you can also use STRG+C and STRG+V).
From the keyframe repository you can then load the path, remove everything but the last keyframes, shift the end of the path to the start of your video timeline and continue the path from there.
That way, when you render both clips, you have a section, where both show about the same thing. Overlay it and transition into your video editor.

or the TL;DR:

You can transfer the camera path via the keyframe repository (hotkey X)

Edit: Found out Kepler-17c was on GitHub! 🎉