Published Dec 12th, 2011, 12/12/11 8:30 pm
- 4,922 views, 0 today
- 4
- 0
- 5
3,438
How to replace .jar files. instructions as follows:
1: make a backup of your current minecraft.jar file and put it in a new folder (copy and paste the .jar file)
2: go to the minecraft.jar file that you want to use and copy and paste that in the bin folder in place of the old minecraft.jar file
3: rename the backupped .jar file to something like this: minecraftcreeper.jar
4: paste the copied replacement minecraft.jar
If that did not work than I am sorry. good luck
1: make a backup of your current minecraft.jar file and put it in a new folder (copy and paste the .jar file)
2: go to the minecraft.jar file that you want to use and copy and paste that in the bin folder in place of the old minecraft.jar file
3: rename the backupped .jar file to something like this: minecraftcreeper.jar
4: paste the copied replacement minecraft.jar
If that did not work than I am sorry. good luck
| Tags |
404873
6
![1000+ Subscriber Special [Color Theory 101, Hue Shifting, Palettes, and STUFF!] Minecraft Blog](https://static.planetminecraft.com/files/resource_media/screenshot/1324/Untitled_5714630_thumb.jpg)
ScotsMiser
KitZtuffz
TyRy13
Mugget
HoboMaggot
KnownAsSomeone
Calamities
Zomphey
AETHERIS_YT
TriangleGuy
Create an account or sign in to comment.