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Compiling TotalFreedomMod
Jerom van der Sar edited this page Jun 7, 2015
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Compiling TotalFreedomMod from source is the most reliable way to get the latest and most up-to-date version of TFM. Additionally, you can obtain versions of TFM designed for older CraftBukkit/Spigot versions.
In order to compile TFM, the following is required to be installed on your computer.
- Java Development Kit 7 (JDK7) or above.
- NetBeans 8.0.0 or above. Additionally, we recommend that you install Git SCM as well. Make sure that the "Make Context Menu entries" checkbox is checked.
- Firstly, get the TFM source version of choice.
- If you have Git SCM installed, you can do this by browsing to a folder in which you'd like to store your java projects. Note: Git SCM makes a subfolder for you, so the folder does not have to be empty. Then open Git Bash in this folder. In Git Bash, type
git clone https://github.com/TotalFreedom/TotalFreedomMod.git. Git will make and setup your local Git repository for you. - If you don't have Git SCM installed, download the appropriate source version of TFM that you'd like to install. Go to TFM's main repository and select the branch that you'd like to compile in the top right corner of the screen.
- If you have Git SCM installed, you can do this by browsing to a folder in which you'd like to store your java projects. Note: Git SCM makes a subfolder for you, so the folder does not have to be empty. Then open Git Bash in this folder. In Git Bash, type
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TotalFreedom is not affiliated with Bukkit or Mojang in any way. All rights belong to their respective owners.
TotalFreedomMod is licensed under the TotalFreedom General License