Might as well post of what I’ve been doing. First off, the INNER LOOP LINE is now a full loop! A first time in W2TS History.
\nSecond, the map has a Marina! But that’s kinda old news since I had it for about a week now. It’s pretty basic. Has all the Zeppelin mod-controlled boats, and a Boat House with a door controlled by a Zeppelin Remote.<\/p>\n
Due to the fact I haven’t been playing Minecraft because of Skyrim, I got some catching up to do of getting the rest of the mods I use updated. Unfortunately, the issue with Adf.ly (going directly to Mediafire and no download) was getting in my way today. And that’s not all that made me want to pull my hair out and scream for angry to come to my rescue. I tried falling back to the first revision of when I did a clean install of 1.1.0, and I was still having problems. Happen to glance inside the .jar and noticed all the files I THOUGHT were gone from it (by reality, they should), were still there! Of course this raised a red flag. So now I’m having to do a clean install of all my mods again. But at least this time, I’ll be able to update.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Might as well post of what I’ve been doing. First off, the INNER LOOP LINE is now a full loop! A first time in W2TS History. Second, the map has a Marina! But that’s kinda old news since I had … Continue reading
\nIt started with TortoiseSVN, the SVN Client I use to keep tabs on minecraft.jar. It decided to not<\/em> do what I asked of it, which is to fall back to a previous revision that doesn’t have mods like Zombe’s Modpack, NEI, and Zeppelin mod in it so I can do a clean update.
\nInstead, it was making me think Zombe’s Modpack was a spirit, haunting my game. I thought I had removed the mod, yet it seemed the .cfg file was still in memory. But I ignored it and went on with updating. And then the keys I set up for the Weather mod of Zombe, decided not to work for me.<\/p>\n
\nActing calmly, (yeah, right… I begged angry to get back on and help me) I looked through Youtube and found a tutorial on setting up a SVN for local use. After some time and without angry’s help, I got it.
\nSometimes I wish I had friends that were at my beckon call when I need help.<\/p>\n