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k, but will textures work
Nothing , due to 2 reasons:-Mac is (mostly) used by no-one , so scripters take virtually no effort to make a mod work for it-Minecraft just entered beta , that broke all mods , that now need re-writing
Can someone recommend me a few mods that will work on a mac? I'd like a minimap too, please.
Minimap mod! Get it, it's awesome.First install ModLoader (put these files in minecraft.jar, delete META-INF folder)then install Zan's Minimap mod! (Click on the "Raw Files" for modloader one. Add the files to minecraft.jar like before)Modloader topic
First, delete the bin folder, then run minecraft again and it should re-download/update stuff. Once that is done close out of minecraft.Then follow these instructions.1) Go to Applications>Utilities and open terminal.2) Type in the following, line by line:Quote cd ~ Woo Jsk's commenting is in italics, I'm going to explain so you know what everything does. This command will move into the home folder mkdir mctmp This makes a directory inside the home folder called mctmp. cd mctmp This will then go inside that directory, mctmp, that you just created. jar xf ~/Library/Application\ Support/minecraft/bin/minecraft.jar This will extract a jar file. The X indicates an extraction command, and the f states that you will specify a specific .jar file.3) Outside of terminal, copy the class files(from the modloader archive AND the minimap archive) into the mctmp directory.4) Back inside terminal, type in the following:Quote rm META-INF/MOJANG_C.* This will remove the META-INF folder. You are still in the mctmp folder, which now has all the mod's class files AND the recently extracted minecraft.jar files. The 'rm' indicates the remove command. jar uf ~/Library/Application\ Support/minecraft/bin/minecraft.jar ./ This will update(indicated by u) the specific jar file("jar f") with whatever is in the directory you are currently in. cd .. This goes back a directory, which should lead into the home folder. rm -rf mctmp This will delete the mctmp folder. The rm command is for removal of files, the -r indicates the deletion of a directory, and the f means that it is a force delete and won't display any prompt. 5) Run Minecraft, enjoy!If something goes wrong, don't freak out, just explain the error, maybe we can figure something out. I don't have a mac, but I understand how to read, and I can google things, so hopefully I can help.
cd ~ Woo Jsk's commenting is in italics, I'm going to explain so you know what everything does. This command will move into the home folder mkdir mctmp This makes a directory inside the home folder called mctmp. cd mctmp This will then go inside that directory, mctmp, that you just created. jar xf ~/Library/Application\ Support/minecraft/bin/minecraft.jar This will extract a jar file. The X indicates an extraction command, and the f states that you will specify a specific .jar file.
rm META-INF/MOJANG_C.* This will remove the META-INF folder. You are still in the mctmp folder, which now has all the mod's class files AND the recently extracted minecraft.jar files. The 'rm' indicates the remove command. jar uf ~/Library/Application\ Support/minecraft/bin/minecraft.jar ./ This will update(indicated by u) the specific jar file("jar f") with whatever is in the directory you are currently in. cd .. This goes back a directory, which should lead into the home folder. rm -rf mctmp This will delete the mctmp folder. The rm command is for removal of files, the -r indicates the deletion of a directory, and the f means that it is a force delete and won't display any prompt.
I can put a basic server, with no mods up if anyone is interested.
>> Everyone asking for a host is too stupid to learn how to host and is waiting for their smart friend savior.
My internet sucks richard.What now, mister proogles?
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