Installation
Installing MineQuest
This guide assumes that you know how to install a MineCraft CraftBukkit server already. See instuctions at http://wiki.bukkit.org/Setting_up_a_server.
Prerequisites
- A server that has Java installed. Java games consume a lot of CPU and memory, so the more the better. See http://wiki.bukkit.org/Setting_up_a_server
- CraftBukkit - A replacement for the Minecraft server (get at http://wiki.bukkit.org/CraftBukkit)
- MineQuest install files (get at http://code.google.com/p/minequest/downloads/list)
* MineQuest-<version>.jar
* abilities.jar (only necessary if the file fails to download after first launch)
* resource_classes.properties (only necessary if the file fails to download after first launch)
* combat_classes.properties (only necessary if the file fails to download after first launch)
Optional
- Some SQL server (MySQL, Postgres, MSSQL). The server can perform better using a SQL server, preferably running on a different computer system. See install guide MineQuestSQLInstall.txt for links and information.
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Linux
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Assuming that you have a working MineCraft server already running in the minecraft user's home directory. See http://wiki.bukkit.org/Setting_up_a_server
Windows users may be running in a different directory but the directory names and file locations are the same within the minecraft server directory.
See guide to installing plugins:
http://wiki.bukkit.org/Installing_Plugins
Copy minequest.jar into 'plugins'
/home/minecraft/minecraft/plugins/minequest.jar
Start the server and then stop it.
A new directory should be created in the minecraft directory called 'minequest'.
/home/minecraft/minecraft/minequest
Copy abilities.jar into 'minequest' directory
Copy combat and resource class configuration files into 'minequest' directory.
/home/minecraft/minecraft/minequest/resource_classes.properties
/home/minecraft/minecraft/minequest/combat_classes.properties
Directories and files should look like this:
home
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+--minecraft
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+--minecraft
|CraftBukkit.jar
|questname.quest files
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+--plugins
|minequest.jar
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+--minequest
|abilities.jar
|resource_classes.properties
|combat_classes.properties
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Windows
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Setting up a CraftBukkit server
http://wiki.bukkit.org/Setting_up_a_server#Windows
Also:
http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/575451-how-to-install-bukkit-newb-friendly/
The above guides will help you set up a server in Windows.
You can follow the linux instructions replacing /home/minecraft with what ever directory you installed to on your windows platform. All other instructions are the same, minequest.jar goes in the plugins folder, etc.
Guide by crewman0077
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