Guide to using QOProxy

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05/13/2006 17:02 pro4never#1
DONT USE AIMBOT!!!!11!onetwooooo



lol this used to be a guide to get qoprox fixed... and it was... then the assholes made a new version of it and I forgot I still had guide here... So the power of /edit!!


someone delete this plz? :)
05/13/2006 17:17 tsu#2
this wont help getting stuff patched at all.
send intructons + QOProxy to GMS / developers instead.
05/13/2006 22:13 pro4never#3
lol i dont rly care about karma ooh and hard I should edit the original post some.. I was in a hry when i wrote it. anyways tsu I just fig if more noobs use it AND it will hopefully be fixed
05/13/2006 22:38 Waverunner#4
I can use it on dragon, why can't I use it on Thunder?
05/13/2006 22:43 DeadEnd#5
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Originally posted by Waverunner@May 13 2006, 22:38
I can use it on dragon, why can't I use it on Thunder?
Maybe you didnt change the server
05/13/2006 22:55 Waverunner#6
What do you mean
05/13/2006 23:03 pimpstick#7
the server data so it will connect to that server thats what he means
05/13/2006 23:05 Waverunner#8
I type this java -Thunder QOProxy and it wont work

java -Dragon QOProxy and it will work
05/13/2006 23:15 tsu#9
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Originally posted by Waverunner@May 13 2006, 23:05
I type this java -Thunder QOProxy and it wont work

java -Dragon QOProxy and it will work
remove the -thunder and just put -server
duh.
05/15/2006 07:50 T'heT'!me#10
can some1 put here link wer i can download j2sdk1.4.2_11......thx
05/15/2006 15:09 tsu#11
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Originally posted by T'heT'!me@May 15 2006, 07:50
can some1 put here link wer i can download j2sdk1.4.2_11......thx
or you use google.
05/15/2006 18:47 nile#12
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05/15/2006 23:27 DeadEnd#13
now in the command prompt type javac -classpath . qoproxy.java

When I try that it says javac not recognized as a command.. Wtfux? >.>
05/15/2006 23:29 tsu#14
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Originally posted by DeadEnd@May 15 2006, 23:27
now in the command prompt type javac -classpath . qoproxy.java

When I try that it says javac not recognized as a command.. Wtfux? >.>
get folder at c:\, name it QOProxy
Put all files there, go cmd.

enter:

cd C:\QOProxy
java QOProxy

done :rolleyes:
05/15/2006 23:51 anticlownn#15
lol pro4never your guide sucks man
first of all, you only have one step (#1) then everything is messy
2nd, you totally fuxed up on the [/COLOR] brackets
just edit it -___-
plus you missed a lot of points and I wouldn't be able to run my QOProxy if I had only this guide
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