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Old version of spiggotMC
Hey. So, I am looking for the oldest version of SpiggotMC there is.
I'd prefer version 1.4 Beta, but anything higher will be okay.
I plan to use this to make a server and market it as "going back to the classics", but inorder to fully pull this off, I need a plug that allow client backwards compatibility.
That's where Spiggot comes in. I don't want a 1.4 Beta Vanilla client, or a 1.4 Beta Bukkit client, it has to be SpiggotMC for tihs to work.
Does anyone know where to find old SpiggotMC files?
I'd prefer version 1.4 Beta, but anything higher will be okay.
I plan to use this to make a server and market it as "going back to the classics", but inorder to fully pull this off, I need a plug that allow client backwards compatibility.
That's where Spiggot comes in. I don't want a 1.4 Beta Vanilla client, or a 1.4 Beta Bukkit client, it has to be SpiggotMC for tihs to work.
Does anyone know where to find old SpiggotMC files?
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No problem. Hope everything works alright for you, if you need anymore help just shoot me a PM or reply here again.
Thanks.
1.) Download and install Git for Windows (if you're on windows).
2.) Once you've installed Git, please, make sure you have Java installed lol (JRE/JDK7+)
3.) Head over to Spigot.org & find their BuildTools.jar
4.) Find a safe spot for you to place your BuildTools.jar download, I would place it in a new folder on your desktop as this jar file will spit out a bunch of stuff to you.
5.) Once inside the folder of your BuildTools.jar, right click anywhere inside the folder window. (Just not on BuildTools.jar). Then, select "open GitBash Window Here"
6.) Do this command inside your Git window:
7.) After executing this command, it may take some time for it to proccess, so just let it do it's thing before you get inpatient and close the window. (I've done it, not worth it).
8.) Surprise! You'll find the builds of your requested build inside this new folder you've mode.
2.) Once you've installed Git, please, make sure you have Java installed lol (JRE/JDK7+)
3.) Head over to Spigot.org & find their BuildTools.jar
4.) Find a safe spot for you to place your BuildTools.jar download, I would place it in a new folder on your desktop as this jar file will spit out a bunch of stuff to you.
5.) Once inside the folder of your BuildTools.jar, right click anywhere inside the folder window. (Just not on BuildTools.jar). Then, select "open GitBash Window Here"
6.) Do this command inside your Git window:
java -jar BuildTools.jar rev 1.47.) After executing this command, it may take some time for it to proccess, so just let it do it's thing before you get inpatient and close the window. (I've done it, not worth it).
8.) Surprise! You'll find the builds of your requested build inside this new folder you've mode.
Sick. Yeah, I have used Git in the past, so I know how to do this stuff, but I had no clue you could revert. Sic, thanks!
