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    I was able to setup a working run.bat server-sided, along with a working run and compiler client-sided, however, I cannot setup a working compiler and have tried using various compiler setups to make it work.

    Thanks in advance.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blog View Post
    I was able to setup a working run.bat server-sided, along with a working run and compiler client-sided, however, I cannot setup a working compiler and have tried using various compiler setups to make it work.

    Thanks in advance.
    All the time you waste on making a compiler for your server, you should take a few minutes and download eclipse, will help you a lot and save you tons of time
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    Quote Originally Posted by Delinquent View Post
    All the time you waste on making a compiler for your server, you should take a few minutes and download eclipse, will help you a lot and save you tons of time
    Yeah, but am unsure of how to work eclipse, so I resorted to PI with Notepad++.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blog View Post
    Yeah, but am unsure of how to work eclipse, so I resorted to PI with Notepad++.
    If I remember correctly there is a few guides on how to setup eclipse, really easy and useful. You have nothing to lose, only to gain
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    Quote Originally Posted by Delinquent View Post
    If I remember correctly there is a few guides on how to setup eclipse, really easy and useful. You have nothing to lose, only to gain
    I'll look into it, thanks.
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    Place your client in one folder , and your server in another. open up eclipse. click file -> "new java project" and put the location of the project as the client. name it
    "runescape client". then click add new project again. location of server. name "runescape server".

    once you have done that you should have 2 projects set up.

    click the black arrow next to the big green circle with the white triangle in it at top. and click run configurations.

    Once you have clicked that click java applications. then click the white paper with a plus on it to create a new one.

    name it either client or server. whichever you had open. if it was the client. click browse main class and find "client" and use that.

    if server click browse main class and find "server" once those are set up you can run the server and client in the original green circle drop down box.

    Thanks ~ have a nice day
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    Quote Originally Posted by DeathClub View Post
    Place your client in one folder , and your server in another. open up eclipse. click file -> "new java project" and put the location of the project as the client. name it
    "runescape client". then click add new project again. location of server. name "runescape server".

    once you have done that you should have 2 projects set up.

    click the black arrow next to the big green circle with the white triangle in it at top. and click run configurations.

    Once you have clicked that click java applications. then click the white paper with a plus on it to create a new one.

    name it either client or server. whichever you had open. if it was the client. click browse main class and find "client" and use that.

    if server click browse main class and find "server" once those are set up you can run the server and client in the original green circle drop down box.

    Thanks ~ have a nice day
    Appreciate the attempt, but it didn't work for me. I double-checked and went through each step to ensure.
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    Eclipse is the way to go no doubt about it; Watch some guides on youtube about how to import projects, etc..
    10/10 will make your life so much easier
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