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Started by DusterTheFirst, May 14 2015 11:15 PM
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Posted 14 May 2015 - 11:22 PM
the ingame command for copying files is
The most common way code is place on a computer is the use of pastebin, and the in-game pastebin program.
As for copying between computers, you can either put your code on pastebin, or put the file on a floppy disk using the cp command.
>cp <file> <newFile>
The most common way code is place on a computer is the use of pastebin, and the in-game pastebin program.
>pastebin get <code> <name> >pastebin put <name>
As for copying between computers, you can either put your code on pastebin, or put the file on a floppy disk using the cp command.
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Posted 14 May 2015 - 11:34 PM
KingofGamesYami, on 14 May 2015 - 11:22 PM, said:
the ingame command for copying files is
The most common way code is place on a computer is the use of pastebin, and the in-game pastebin program.
As for copying between computers, you can either put your code on pastebin, or put the file on a floppy disk using the cp command.
>cp <file> <newFile>
The most common way code is place on a computer is the use of pastebin, and the in-game pastebin program.
>pastebin get <code> <name> >pastebin put <name>
As for copying between computers, you can either put your code on pastebin, or put the file on a floppy disk using the cp command.
no i mean like to notepad
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Posted 14 May 2015 - 11:38 PM
It is impossible to copy/paste code to the clipboard, but you can (if you are on a single player world) find and open the file.
The file should be in .minecraft/saves/your_world_name/computers/computer_id.
The file should be in .minecraft/saves/your_world_name/computers/computer_id.
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Posted 15 May 2015 - 12:17 AM
... and if you're playing on a server where you don't have direct access to the world-save, then you use "pastebin put <filename>" (as detailed above), then copy and paste the code from the URL this gives you to your text editor of choice.
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