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Ok... using my google-fu I found out you followed this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q83HZYO1O3A

And I must say it is wrong...
According to the Minecraft Forge Wiki (LINK) you must place the zip next to the server.jar and change the .zip to .jar and run it.

Now to install millenaire create folder called 'mods' and put the contents there. It should work.

This is all done according to instructions provided with the packages and if it won't work then I cannot help further... that is the extent of my google-fu abilites I'm afraid.

Icarium wrote:Ok... using my google-fu I found out you followed this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q83HZYO1O3A

And I must say it is wrong...
According to the Minecraft Forge Wiki (LINK) you must place the zip next to the server.jar and change the .zip to .jar and run it.

Now to install millenaire create folder called 'mods' and put the contents there. It should work.

This is all done according to instructions provided with the packages and if it won't work then I cannot help further... that is the extent of my google-fu abilites I'm afraid.

But the problem is that felinoel is on a linux pc.

Those are java apps... they are created for being multiplatform thus OS should not matter

Icarium wrote:Those are java apps... they are created for being multiplatform thus OS should not matter

Hmh, thought that it was different with the servers on a linux os, but oh well then.

Hostail wrote:

Icarium wrote:Ok... using my google-fu I found out you followed this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q83HZYO1O3A

And I must say it is wrong...
According to the Minecraft Forge Wiki (LINK) you must place the zip next to the server.jar and change the .zip to .jar and run it.

Now to install millenaire create folder called 'mods' and put the contents there. It should work.

This is all done according to instructions provided with the packages and if it won't work then I cannot help further... that is the extent of my google-fu abilites I'm afraid.

But the problem is that felinoel is on a linux pc.

A Linux server, not a PC.

Icarium wrote:Ok... using my google-fu I found out you followed this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q83HZYO1O3A

And I must say it is wrong...
According to the Minecraft Forge Wiki (LINK) you must place the zip next to the server.jar and change the .zip to .jar and run it.

Now to install millenaire create folder called 'mods' and put the contents there. It should work.

This is all done according to instructions provided with the packages and if it won't work then I cannot help further... that is the extent of my google-fu abilites I'm afraid.

I started out with a server.jar?

felinoel wrote:

Icarium wrote:Ok... using my google-fu I found out you followed this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q83HZYO1O3A

And I must say it is wrong...
According to the Minecraft Forge Wiki (LINK) you must place the zip next to the server.jar and change the .zip to .jar and run it.

Now to install millenaire create folder called 'mods' and put the contents there. It should work.

This is all done according to instructions provided with the packages and if it won't work then I cannot help further... that is the extent of my google-fu abilites I'm afraid.

I started out with a server.jar?

Wait oh I see what you were saying, anyone wanna test the server?

felinoel wrote:

felinoel wrote:

Icarium wrote:Ok... using my google-fu I found out you followed this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q83HZYO1O3A

And I must say it is wrong...
According to the Minecraft Forge Wiki (LINK) you must place the zip next to the server.jar and change the .zip to .jar and run it.

Now to install millenaire create folder called 'mods' and put the contents there. It should work.

This is all done according to instructions provided with the packages and if it won't work then I cannot help further... that is the extent of my google-fu abilites I'm afraid.

I started out with a server.jar?

Wait oh I see what you were saying, anyone wanna test the server?

Heck yes I want to.

EDIT: oh wait, 1.4.2 or 1.3.2?

I can test it out... though I have 1.4.2 installed.... also - I think that if we were to use your custom culture you would have to give us appropriate files...

Given how long I didn't do anything Minecraft related I may even accidentally summon the Nether into the world, but sure trying out and testing a server is something I did in the past.

Oh forgot to mention to you guys.... in case someone is interested - Mechwarrior Online is going Open Beta tomorrow (29.10) around 12:00-13:00 PDT.

Devs prepared awesome present for my birthday that's what I would like to believe XD

Hostail wrote:

felinoel wrote:

felinoel wrote:

Icarium wrote:Ok... using my google-fu I found out you followed this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q83HZYO1O3A

And I must say it is wrong...
According to the Minecraft Forge Wiki (LINK) you must place the zip next to the server.jar and change the .zip to .jar and run it.

Now to install millenaire create folder called 'mods' and put the contents there. It should work.

This is all done according to instructions provided with the packages and if it won't work then I cannot help further... that is the extent of my google-fu abilites I'm afraid.

I started out with a server.jar?

Wait oh I see what you were saying, anyone wanna test the server?

Heck yes I want to.

EDIT: oh wait, 1.4.2 or 1.3.2?

1.3.2, and it isn't working.

Hummm I was checking it out for 1.4.2 on my VM and it worked... I used different linux distro there but it should not matter...

Edit: A little info for the future - MacOS is a Unix-based system... and so is Linux so most things are the same once you start using console

Icarium wrote:Hummm I was checking it out for 1.4.2 on my VM and it worked... I used different linux distro there but it should not matter...

What worked?

felinoel wrote:

Icarium wrote:Hummm I was checking it out for 1.4.2 on my VM and it worked... I used different linux distro there but it should not matter...

What worked?

server... what else we were talking about?

I'm downloading ubuntu right now and i'll check if it is going to work as well... if yes, then i'll upload whole package for you

heh... instead of studying for the final exam I'm playing around with minecraft server xD priorities people... priorities.... are useless

Icarium wrote:

felinoel wrote:

Icarium wrote:Hummm I was checking it out for 1.4.2 on my VM and it worked... I used different linux distro there but it should not matter...

What worked?

server... what else we were talking about?

I'm downloading ubuntu right now and i'll check if it is going to work as well... if yes, then i'll upload whole package for you

heh... instead of studying for the final exam I'm playing around with minecraft server xD priorities people... priorities.... are useless

Ohhhh, you didn't do it on Ubuntu? Yeah it is simple to do on Windows...

It was simple on ubuntu as well Most of the time was preparing the machine (disabling compiz, installing java etc)


Just follow my instructions and don't start with server.jar but minecraftforge.jar

Also, I could not confirm availability of the server for the client due to limitations in virtualbox... yes it can be solved but it needs even more time

Icarium wrote:It was simple on ubuntu as well Most of the time was preparing the machine (disabling compiz, installing java etc)


Just follow my instructions and don't start with server.jar but minecraftforge.jar

Also, I could not confirm availability of the server for the client due to limitations in virtualbox... yes it can be solved but it needs even more time

What instructions?

http://speedy.sh/U36pd/minecraft-server.tar.gz
This might be faster...
Just edit start.sh to setup java heap size (Xmx, Xms).
To start it up simply run start.sh.

Edit: confirmed working properly after copying to my win7 machine - server did not appear on the list but thats only due to my network settings - I could easily connect directly by loopback address
Also, don't mind the exceptions at the start - it's just borked millenaire or forge version info... everything else should work fine.

I've been woofing around in the new version, and I have to say bats sound... Too cute. They chirp like birds, not like bats!

So I know technic needs client-side modding to be done and I could likely find it with searching, but what's millenaire all about?

Vale Wanderer Wolf wrote:I've been woofing around in the new version, and I have to say bats sound... Too cute. They chirp like birds, not like bats!

So I know technic needs client-side modding to be done and I could likely find it with searching, but what's millenaire all about?

Millenaire is all about villages, villages with real npc's building and improving themselves. Most of the time you spend trading with a villager to make them build stuff, say, I could find a village with a few buildings like, a tree farm, a regular farm, some... trading post I don't know. But they have no way to produce cobble to continue building buildings, so, then you trade them cobble, to build stuff, and eventually they will be able to build a mine and they will be able to produce goods for themselves.

Thats, like, most of my Millenaire experience.

Icarium wrote:http://speedy.sh/U36pd/minecraft-server.tar.gz
This might be faster...
Just edit start.sh to setup java heap size (Xmx, Xms).
To start it up simply run start.sh.

Edit: confirmed working properly after copying to my win7 machine - server did not appear on the list but thats only due to my network settings - I could easily connect directly by loopback address
Also, don't mind the exceptions at the start - it's just borked millenaire or forge version info... everything else should work fine.

lol ok will try it out when I get home then.

Vale Wanderer Wolf wrote:I've been woofing around in the new version, and I have to say bats sound... Too cute. They chirp like birds, not like bats!

Bats are adorable, always have been, ever see one in a bird cage?
My house when I was growing up had a couple of GIANT trees at the end of the court and fruit bats resided there all the time.

So I know technic needs client-side modding to be done and I could likely find it with searching, but what's millenaire all about?

Client changes will be provided when it all gets ready.

Hostail wrote:

Vale Wanderer Wolf wrote:I've been woofing around in the new version, and I have to say bats sound... Too cute. They chirp like birds, not like bats!

So I know technic needs client-side modding to be done and I could likely find it with searching, but what's millenaire all about?

Millenaire is all about villages, villages with real npc's building and improving themselves. Most of the time you spend trading with a villager to make them build stuff, say, I could find a village with a few buildings like, a tree farm, a regular farm, some... trading post I don't know. But they have no way to produce cobble to continue building buildings, so, then you trade them cobble, to build stuff, and eventually they will be able to build a mine and they will be able to produce goods for themselves.

Thats, like, most of my Millenaire experience.

Millenaire was created because the Minecraft world was too dead, there were no people around (this was before the Testificates), all of the stuff Hos said was basically what it is about, except that some villages produce cobblestone with quarries and it is iron that they can't produce, also quests. Quests are a big part of Millenaire nowadays, not only are there regular quests but also storyline quest chains

And happy 24th birthday to Icarium! It's always nice to see someone older than myself, makes me feel less old, hah! ^^

Happy birthday Ica

Dammit I thought I didn't enter my birthday here... hoped to pass through the day as if nothing was happening

Thanks anyway

Icarium wrote:Dammit I thought I didn't enter my birthday here... hoped to pass through the day as if nothing was happening

Thanks anyway

Well you kinda blew it when you talked about the mechawars beta.