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If you're asking for the .command version of running a .jar with .command on a mac, there is something called "Google".

 

You're a scripter LMAO. I don't know how to code but I could figure that much out :s


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If you're asking for the .command version of running a .jar with .command on a mac, there is something called "Google".

 

You're a scripter LMAO. I don't know how to code but I could figure that much out :s

grts on 24hundred posts btw. I'm pushing 1000 then I'll only be using spam section smile.png

 

 

Im not familiar with mac directories and commands..

 

 

Thanks. 

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Im not familiar with mac directories and commands..

 

 

Thanks. 

 

Open your terminal, then cd into the directory that your .jar is in.

 

java -jar OSBot.jar

 

 

Not sure if this is exactly what you were asking, I don't use mac but I do run a linux based server and its similar. That command should open the jar.

 

If that isn't the question that you were asking please specify exactly what you wanted to know. ^_^

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Open your terminal, then cd into the directory that your .jar is in.

 

java -jar OSBot.jar

 

 

Not sure if this is exactly what you were asking, I don't use mac but I do run a linux based server and its similar. That command should open the jar.

 

If that isn't the question that you were asking please specify exactly what you wanted to know. happy.png

 

Open it along with Java 7.

 

cd /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.7.0_65.jdk
 
java -jar /Users/prynceasante/Desktop/Osbot.jar
 
for some reason it isn't working.
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