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gbear605 wrote:

Cool, BTW, when you make any code, release access to it for me.  I'd like to look at it for reference.

Any python code?

Please try my server    I'm alone     

Last edited by ssss (2011-04-22 21:27:08)

/ahh... Why don't you try 7zip?

gbear605 wrote:

ssss wrote:

gbear605 wrote:

Cool, BTW, when you make any code, release access to it for me.  I'd like to look at it for reference.

Any python code?

Please try my server    I'm alone     

Any python code, I need examples 

And I would go on your server, but hamachi don't work on my computer. 

Why not?

Sorry, bed time - will post tutorial tomorrow

& am going to tru tunngle

fire219 wrote:

Let's see... I like MC, I am a pro at batch, and already am learning Python (and have a basic understanding of it). I'll join as a developer! 

I bet ssss will let you join 

fire219 wrote:

gbear605 wrote:

fire219 wrote:

Let's see... I like MC, I am a pro at batch, and already am learning Python (and have a basic understanding of it). I'll join as a developer! 

I bet ssss will let you join 

I hope he does. 

I accept for him     As he isn't going to be on until about 7:00 tonight EST

For reference, here is the MACOSX code for backing up minecraft.jar (save it as backup.command) then go into terminal, type chmod a+x, then drag in the backup.command into terminal onto that same line.  press enter.  Run backup.command.  Now your minecraft.jar is backed up to the directory that backup.command is in, /MINECRAFTBACKUP. 
eg. user/name/Documents/MINECRAFTBACUP

DIR=`dirname "$0"`
BACKUP=$DIR/MINECRAFTBACKUP

echo =================== Gbear605\'s MACOSX ONLY minecraft Backup ===================

echo Backing up minecraft.jar to $BACKUP.

cd $DIR
mkdir MINECRAFTBACKUP

#Copy Minecraft.jar
cp ~/Library/Application\ Support/minecraft/bin/minecraft.jar $BACKUP
echo Minecraft.jar backed up to $BACKUP.

Also, here is the modinstall code, fixed.  Replace the line that says MOD=NoMod with the name of the mod you are installing.  Save as MODinstall.command.  All the .class files for that mod need to be in a directory labeled the name of the mod you are installing.  Then go into terminal, type chmod a+x, then drag in the MODinstall.command into terminal onto that same line.  Press enter.  Run MODinstall.command.  The mod has now been installed.

DIR=`dirname "$0"`
MOD=NoMod

echo ==================== Gbear605\'s MACOSX ONLY Mod Installer =====================

echo Installing $MOD 

echo This is based on the mod install script in Smith_61's Gunpowder mod.

cd "$DIR"
mkdir Install
cd Install
mkdir mctmp
cd mctmp
jar xf ~/Library/Application\ Support/minecraft/bin/minecraft.jar
#Copy .class files
cp -r "$DIR"/$MOD/* "$DIR"/Install/mctmp/
#Remove meta-inf
rm META-INF/MOJANG_C.*
jar uf ~/Library/Application\ Support/minecraft/bin/minecraft.jar ./
cd ..
rm -rf mctmp
cd ..
rm -rf Install
#finished
echo Appears to have installed $MOD successfully.

Last edited by gbear605 (2011-04-23 20:05:38)

What am i meant to be checking?

gbear605 wrote:

ssss wrote:

What am i meant to be checking?

What you think of my code.

Seems OK. However, my Windows 7 say directorys don't exist :
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gbear605 wrote:

ssss wrote:

gbear605 wrote:

What you think of my code.

Seems OK. However, my Windows 7 say directorys don't exist :
(

Because, like it says, its mac/linux only.  Not windows.

I know, it was just a test -_-

gbear605 wrote:

ssss wrote:

gbear605 wrote:

Because, like it says, its mac/linux only.  Not windows.

I know, it was just a test -_-

ah, its a different (slightly) kind of code.

yeah -_-