Author Topic: How do you make a dedicated server shortcut on a mac?  (Read 1705 times)

It's really important help me please hnnnnnng

Hmmm....if I get to use my mac later I will try and figure it out. It shouldnt be hard, its probably like "Applications\BlocklandLauncher.dmg" or something. Ill try and figure it out somehow.

Im guessing its something like this "Applications\BlocklandLauncher.dmg" -dedicated  -map skylands

And then I am guessing you name it .sh for a shell script? Or I could be completely wrong...



Hmmm....if I get to use my mac later I will try and figure it out. It shouldnt be hard, its probably like "Applications\BlocklandLauncher.dmg" or something. Ill try and figure it out somehow.

Im guessing its something like this "Applications\BlocklandLauncher.dmg" -dedicated  -map skylands

And then I am guessing you name it .sh for a shell script? Or I could be completely wrong...

yea, that's completely wrong XD

It's really important help me please hnnnnnng
Still need help here?

I was just about to say, double click the "dedicated.command" file, but it's gone! I found this in an old copy of BL though:
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#!/bin/bash

cd "`dirname "$0"`"

./Blockland.app/Contents/MacOS/Blockland -dedicated -map bedroom

Save that as a regular text file(not rich text format), and then change the file extension to ".command". I believe that should work

I was just about to say, double click the "dedicated.command" file, but it's gone! I found this in an old copy of BL though:
Code: [Select]
#!/bin/bash

cd "`dirname "$0"`"

./Blockland.app/Contents/MacOS/Blockland -dedicated -map bedroom

Save that as a regular text file(not rich text format), and then change the file extension to ".command". I believe that should work
does not seem to work.

You should be able to enter the command into terminal and have it run.