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Quote from ephemeriis »

I've been running a Bukkit server successfully on my Windows 7 x64 machine for about a week now. But I'd rather not run it on my own workstation. So I've put together another box to act as a server.

I've installed Mine OS 1.28.11 on it, tweaked a few config files, and copied everything over from my Windows 7 machine.

It appears to be working more-or-less correctly. The server starts up, uses Bukkit, loads my plugins...

But it doesn't seem to be fully reading/parsing my server.properties

On my Windows 7 machine, my world folder is named "neverwhere". And the server.properties specifies that "level-name=neverwhere" But on my new Mine OS box it insists on using a world folder called "world", even though the server.properties still specifies that "level-name=neverwhere".

If I leave my world folder named "neverwhere", a new world folder called "world" is created and used.

If I re-name my world folder to "world" it'll load up just fine... But I've got some plugins (MyHome, MyWarp) that are looking for a world called "neverwhere".

Am I missing something fairly obvious? Is /mnt/hda1/minecraft/one/server.properties not the right file to be working with? Is there some other place to specify the world name?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Quote from Mello »

Hi, i want to make a server but i dont no what i have to do!

I need to pay something ?

Quote from Joe12o »

I would prefer to use bukkit but if I have to i will use the regular one

Quote from Joe12o »

I use bukkit mainly but i also have the original minecraft server just in case of updates.

Quote from Joe12o »

Windows 7 64 bit.

ps. im not a noob have 2 servers up already but they are survival. Im trying creative for friends. I also know the basics of Java...

Quote from Joe12o »

I need help setting up a creative server. I downloaded the correct minecraft sever software from minecraft.net, but when i click the server start batch file it says:

'java' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

Waht can I do to fix this?

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Quote from deknahs »

Is anyone else getting a problem with recompiling ModLoader?

Compiling Minecraft
sources\minecraft\net\minecraft\src\ModLoader.java:519: not a statement
        exception;
        ^
1 error

yes i am

[parsing started sources\minecraft\net\minecraft\src\ModLoader.java]
sources\minecraft\net\minecraft\src\ModLoader.java:519: not a statement
        exception;
        ^
[parsing completed 7ms]

  package net.minecraft.src;

    public class mod_PickaxeBedrockItem extends BaseMod
    {

    public static final Item PickaxeBedrock;

        static
        {
          pickaxeBedrock = (new PickaxebedrockItem(101, EnumToolMaterial.BEDROCK)).setBlockName("pickaxeBedrock");
        }


        public String Version()
        {
           return "1";
        }

    public void AddRecipes(CraftingManager craftingmanager)
       {
          craftingmanager.addRecipe(new ItemStack(PickaxeBedrockItem, 1), new Object[]{
             "###", " X ", " X ", Character.valueOf('#'), Block.bedrock, Character.valueOf('X'), Item.porkCooked
          });
       }

        public void RegisterTextureOverrides()
        {
        Modloader.addOverride("/gui/items.png", "/items/PickaxeBedrock.png");
        }
    }

package net.minecraft.src;

public class ItemPickaxebedrock extends ItemPickaxe
{
}

Quote from wallofchaos »

lol you guys are funny.
give him a moment to work on it.
the game just updated.

So Chillz PPLZ

Quote from smith_61 »

Quote from Dadadah »

how do i make a picture for my items?
ill halp u kittnes

Just create a .png. If you don't have one just take a screenshot of your desktop and trim it down to 16x16 and use that.

    package net.minecraft.src;

    import java.util.Random;

    public class BlockHouseMaker extends Block
    {
        public BlockHouseMaker(int i, int j)
        {
            super(i, j, Material.portal);
        }

        public int idDropped(int i, Random random)
        {
            return 0;
        }

       public void onBlockClicked(World world, int i, int j, int k, EntityPlayer entityplayer)
       {
          // Basic Building
          int block = Block.Stone.blockID;
          int size = 5;
          for (int i1 = 0; i1 < size; i1++)
          {
             for (int j1 = 0; j1 < size; j1++)
             {
                //Walls
                // i == ++ k == 0
                world.setBlockWithNotify(i+i1,j+j1,k,block);
                // i == ++ k == 4
                world.setBlockWithNotify(i+i1,j+j1,k+(size-1),block);
                // i == 0 k == ++
                world.setBlockWithNotify(i,j+j1,k+i1,block);
                // i == 4 k == ++
                world.setBlockWithNotify(i+(size-1),j+j1,k+i1,block);
               
                //Roof
                world.setBlockWithNotify(i+i1,j+(size-1),k+j1,block);

                //Floor
                world.setBlockWithNotify(i+i1,j,k+j1,block);
             }
          }
          //Door
          world.setBlockWithNotify(i+1,j+2,k,0);
          world.setBlockWithNotify(i+1,j+1,k,0);

          //Windows
          int offset = size % 2 == 0 ? (size / 2) - 1 : (size / 2);
          world.setBlockWithNotify(i,j+offset,k+offset,Block.glass.blockID);
          world.setBlockWithNotify(i+offset,j+offset,k,Block.glass.blockID);
          world.setBlockWithNotify(i+(size-1),j+offset,k+offset,Block.glass.blockID);
          world.setBlockWithNotify(i+offset,j+offset,k+(size-1),Block.glass.blockID);

          //Utilities
          world.setBlockWithNotify(i+1,j+1,k+(size-2),Block.crate.blockID);
          world.setBlockWithNotify(i+(size-2),j+1,k+1,Block.workbench.blockID);
          world.setBlockWithNotify(i+(size-2),j+1,k+(size-2),Block.stoneOvenIdle.blockID);
       }
    bla
   

Quote from smith_61 »

Quote from Dadadah »

smith answer my q's plssssss

2. Use .setItemName(Name)