is there a guide to use in my case?
Not that I know of, no. You'll have to mess around with it I guess, see what you can find out.
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#129954 [Halo 2 For Windows Vista] How do i put medals or symbols in my profile name?
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on 20 June 2011 - 01:27 PM
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Game Modding
Not that I know of, no. You'll have to mess around with it I guess, see what you can find out.
#129975 [Halo 2 For Windows Vista] How do i put medals or symbols in my profile name?
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on 21 June 2011 - 02:04 PM
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Game Modding
I looked as well, all the links were dead/fake
#128867 [Insert Topic Title]
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on 16 April 2011 - 07:00 AM
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Off-Topic
bleep bloop
#129903 [Sell] Motherboard + CPU
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on 17 June 2011 - 09:01 PM
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General Discussion
I have a 945, so Im not interested but I would give you $150 for the 955 if I was interested in buying it.
955s retail for $114.99 right now...
#129900 [Sell] Motherboard + CPU
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on 17 June 2011 - 08:46 PM
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General Discussion
I'm interested to see what offers will be thrown out there, I've got an ASROCK 890FX Deluxe4 and an AMD Phenom II 955 that I might want to sell. Combined new value is approx. $310 Canadian. Throw me some offers (serious only please).
Motherboard: http://www.newegg.ca...N82E16813157208
CPU: http://www.newegg.ca...N82E16819103808
Both of these are very capable items, but I am looking to get a new bulldozer CPU and motherboard, so I can have native SLI support. Both items have been lightly used, and neither have ever been overheated. Shit, theres no way it could with what the fans I've got running.
Motherboard: http://www.newegg.ca...N82E16813157208
CPU: http://www.newegg.ca...N82E16819103808
Both of these are very capable items, but I am looking to get a new bulldozer CPU and motherboard, so I can have native SLI support. Both items have been lightly used, and neither have ever been overheated. Shit, theres no way it could with what the fans I've got running.
#129893 [Tutorial] Minecraft Servers: Mods! [4/4]
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on 17 June 2011 - 05:48 PM
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Minecraft
I believe that this will be the last tutorial in this series, unless something specific is requested. If you want to run a completely vanilla (stock) server, this page is probably not for you.
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For Minecraft servers, there are multiple options that fit (mainly) into two categories; Server Modifications and Server Wrappers
In this tutorial, I will cover how to install bukkit, the largest beta server mod out there.
Bukkit, in a simple sense, provides a basis for other mods, called "plugins" to run. I use it, and so do many others.
1. Getting Bukkit
To get bukkit, go to their website, and look to the right of the page. There you will find "Recommended Builds", click on the one for your minecraft version.
After you click on that, it will bring you to a page like this:
Click on the outlined object, and it will download the file (alternately you can use wget, if you know how, I'm not going to explain it)
2. Install
Well, this is an easy step! Simply upload the file you just downloaded (rename it to something shorter if you like) to the same directory as your minecraft_server.jar.
Now, you must change your script that you use to launch the server. You should just be able to replace "minecraft_server.jar" with "craftbukkit-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar" (or whatever you renamed it to)
However, if that doesn't work, refer to the bukkit site.
3. kso it b installed, wut do i doz nows????!??!?!?!?!??!?111111111
Whoa, easy there, don't hurt yourself using proper English! What you do now, is start the server with your freshly modified script, let it load, then stop it again. The "plugins" folder should now exist, along with some other files.
4. Getting some mods!!
This has got to be the easiest step ever... just go to Bukkit's plugin list!
5. Installing those plugins
So you found some plugins you like? If you downloaded a .zip or .rar, decompress them, and upload the contents to your plugins folder. If you downloaded a .jar, upload the file to your plugins folder.
(NOTE: The server must be restarted before new plugins are loaded. If your server has been off for this tutorial, then simply start it when done. If not, restart it.)
^^^ Some of the plugins I'm running
Well, have a nice day, and I hope you learned something!
--
For Minecraft servers, there are multiple options that fit (mainly) into two categories; Server Modifications and Server Wrappers
In this tutorial, I will cover how to install bukkit, the largest beta server mod out there.
Bukkit, in a simple sense, provides a basis for other mods, called "plugins" to run. I use it, and so do many others.
1. Getting Bukkit
To get bukkit, go to their website, and look to the right of the page. There you will find "Recommended Builds", click on the one for your minecraft version.
After you click on that, it will bring you to a page like this:
Click on the outlined object, and it will download the file (alternately you can use wget, if you know how, I'm not going to explain it)
2. Install
Well, this is an easy step! Simply upload the file you just downloaded (rename it to something shorter if you like) to the same directory as your minecraft_server.jar.
Now, you must change your script that you use to launch the server. You should just be able to replace "minecraft_server.jar" with "craftbukkit-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar" (or whatever you renamed it to)
However, if that doesn't work, refer to the bukkit site.
3. kso it b installed, wut do i doz nows????!??!?!?!?!??!?111111111
Whoa, easy there, don't hurt yourself using proper English! What you do now, is start the server with your freshly modified script, let it load, then stop it again. The "plugins" folder should now exist, along with some other files.
4. Getting some mods!!
This has got to be the easiest step ever... just go to Bukkit's plugin list!
5. Installing those plugins
So you found some plugins you like? If you downloaded a .zip or .rar, decompress them, and upload the contents to your plugins folder. If you downloaded a .jar, upload the file to your plugins folder.
(NOTE: The server must be restarted before new plugins are loaded. If your server has been off for this tutorial, then simply start it when done. If not, restart it.)
^^^ Some of the plugins I'm running
Well, have a nice day, and I hope you learned something!
#129897 [Tutorial] Minecraft Servers: Mods! [4/4]
Posted by
on 17 June 2011 - 07:20 PM
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Minecraft
will you please op me again quinn? i'm really bored of not being able to give myself blocks :/. i started playing terraria now... gotta admit its more fun than minecraft
Done, sorry about that
#129913 [Tutorial] Minecraft Servers: Mods! [4/4]
Posted by
on 18 June 2011 - 10:20 AM
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Minecraft
yyyaaayy
gonna build me a house haha
Lol, the nether is enabled btw
#131063 ~*Tortuga*~ by DoorM4n
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on 18 August 2011 - 10:41 AM
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Mods
Wow, this looks amazing. Good to know that people are still modding H2!
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