[doubt] Compiling [Pokenet]

[Jose Larreyna]

Hello, I am translating client files. It happens that I can not compile.

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Thank you very much for your attention and your help!

 

[StonyPony]

I've not recompiled this myself yet, but you have to set Eclipse up to use the correct "workspace".
If you don't know how to use Eclipse or compile Java, I recommend getting started on a Java tutorial FIRST,
if you want to run a private server that you can upgrade and update.

Otherwise, if you just want to play an online game, you can find someone else's server like mine,
or, join the Pokemonium server, which has many more bugfixes than I may be able to have by the end of the month.
In short, if you don't want to learn how to use Eclipse, give up running your own server for anyone else to play on.

It sounds harsh, but it's the truth: Other players will just get MAD at you if you try to change things,
but don't have a single clue what you're doing, making them lose data or something.
Not saying "Don't try", but saying "you need this if you plan to try".

 

[StonyPony]

I'm going to have to eat my words here...

I tried downloading Nexus, and couldn't figure out which directory should be the workspace, myself...
I tried many different folders, and nothing showed....

 

[Jose Larreyna]

What I do reference.

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Mi problem is: "no project are found import"

 

[DeathLord17]

Rather than trying to import the folders "Client" or "server" use the folder "Pokemon Online".

 

[Jose Larreyna]

Rather than trying to import the folders "Client" or "server" use the folder "Pokemon Online".

I imported the "Pokemon Online" folder. But still the problem persists

 

[DeathLord17]

Hmm, that was all I had to do. Have you tried actually opening the client folder then attempting to import?

 

[Jose Larreyna]

Hmm, that was all I had to do. Have you tried actually opening the client folder then attempting to import?

I did but the problem persists: "folder. But still the problem persists"

 

[StonyPony]

Even if you put it IN the folder, Eclipse doesn't add it automatically...
You have to Click New-> Java Project -> "Create Project from Existing Source".

Then mess around, choose the client folder. May have to go a level into or so, but it will work.

 

[DeathLord17]

Just continue to try and import it with any way possible, wtvelocity's way is one that I have not had to use before but it may work for you.

 

[Jose Larreyna]

I tried to do what he said but the problem persists. Can it be a mistake on my pc?

 

[Ardhmuch]

Hello, I am translating client files. It happens that I can not compile.

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Thank you very much for your attention and your help!

What you have SVN in your pokenet ?

 

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[Ardhmuch]

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Sorry sir default, but it looks like that is in the screenshot he's in his pokenet there is no such file SVN pokenet you provide for download. maybe he downloaded from different sources. for her it was no SVN because the file is already in Compiling


then it can not be for re-compiling.
maybe that's what I know. sorry if I'm wrong please correct on.