AlmightySquid

of extremely weak silicon, incapable : >

What's your install order?

everyone would come to know

all that other manly stuff.

high into the air and

You could try running the server with the run.bat, not minecraft_server.jar You need to make an empty text file, fill it in with what Emris says in his signature (considering how much RAM you want assigned to Minecraft), and then save the file as run.bat (make sure "all files" is selected when saving). Then simply double click the run.bat.

go to sleep because of

he watches hamsters eat bread.

At the end of this video you can hear Dunk say when he intends to release it:

That's added in the b76 update, something similiar atleast: http://youtu.be/_FF2OglEAbY?t=1m49s

Open up task manager (ctrl+alt+delete), go to processes tab and end javaw.exe. After that, try running the server again.

I'll need the exact versions, Forge is very picky.. Actually, just look at Emris' signature here on the forums, he explains step by step how to make a server: http://terrafirmacraft.com/f/user/1948-emris-morath/

PlayerAPI error. What order did you install your mods in, and exactly what version of each mod?

of the throne of the

I don't think you did.

the world's most powerful weapon.

The pancake in this message

the Wolf Kingdom whose Lord

of Wolves, also known as

Yes, just after Forge. The order in which you install the mods is important. For a more detailed install guide take a look at my signature.

I found a minor error you made (grammatical only): On the "Your first pickaxe" page, it says: "Pickaxes are the heart and soul of mining, and your going to need one if you want to be doing any mining yourself." While it should say: "Pickaxes are the heart and soul of mining, and you're going to need one if you want to be doing any mining yourself."

I've learned everything so far only from youtube channels (two of them to be specific). AntiRTFM (his tutorials are called "absolute noobs spooned", that will explain everything you need to know in GREAT detail), and CodingMadeEasy (awesome channel, I've watched his videos after AntiRTFM, but if you have any kind of previous knowledge on programming you might wanna skip on to him). These are all tutorials on C++ by the way (very important and object oriented language - a good thing). antiRTFM: http://www.youtube.com/user/antiRTFM CodingMadeEasy: http://www.youtube.c.../CodingMadeEasy EDIT: I'd also like to add that antiRTFM's tutorials are on general C++, for the very basic console programs. CME has both the general tutorials (but explained in less detail than antiRTFM's videos), and tutorials for various libraries (such as Allegro, SFML...).

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