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  • Every time I try I only get this message:

    "chunkster: region pointer repair utility v0.1

    usage: java -jar Chunkster.jar < world directory "

    Anyone knows how to fix this? I really need this, please help!!

  • @DreadsHuet try java -jar Chunkster.jar world directory but type the directory two times ex.

    "java -jar Chunkster.jar world world"

  • Need a working download link, all I've found on the bukkit forums don't work.

  • @smk956 Lolmewn posted a new link on the Bukkit Forums.

    And it works.

  • It worked! Thank you.

  • If you're getting the command not recognized error, go to start menu, right click Computer and click Properties. Go to Advanced System Settings, click Environment Variables, look under System Variables, and find PATH. Edit it and add the path (C:/Program Files(x86)/java/jre6/bin) followed by a ; and put it at the beginning of the string. If you have a 32 bit OS, remove the (x86). If you have Java 7 change the 6 to a 7. Hope people found this helpful.

  • @ThisLockIsJammed It didn't work :(

  • @TheHelpfulTuts Look up command-line integration for your particular OS.

  • Can someone tell me what's wrong cuz I did it perfectly right it scans for 5second and just finished and my world is still fucked

  • @itssuperninja It might be because

    1. Your world was actually that fucked, your chunks were less

    2. You did something wrong. Also, you can ask those things in the Chunkster Thread, Im not the maker of Chunkster ;)

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  • it was me, i have it running correctly but I'm getting an out of memory java heap space error after about 20 regions are scanned, plz help.

  • @pinkvictims I have this same problem, any resolution yet?

  • @NBK72 Yes, I made a new one myself just put this in a .bat and run it:

    :start

    "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Java\jre6­\bin\java.exe" -Xmx1024M -jar "C:\Users\Alex\Desktop\NEW\Chu­nkster.jar" "C:\Users\TheUser\Desktop\Serv­erFolder\World"

    pause

    replace the locations with where your stuff is located on your computer. Aswell, keep the Program files bit all the way down to the World bit on one line not 2. Any probs lemme know bud.

  • I'm running Mac OS X and it worked pretty much the same way! Just to let everyone know it's pretty much no different. Only you do it in terminal not command prompt (obviously)

  • @BananaKiller135 @IlliegalMexican Me to. this is what i do. i type "java -jar Chunkster.jar world" without quotes after i shift right clicked and opened it in cmd.

    mine cut off here...

    [Chunkster] scanning region file x=1 z=2 file=r.1.2.mcr

    Any ideas? Im getting ready to delete my server all together im so sick of this...

  • after it has scanned a lot of them it just stops here

    [Chunkster] Scanning region file x=1 z=1 file=r.1.1.mcr

    C:\Users\Alex\Desktop\Server>

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  • Thank you so much for this tutorial. I would have understood it, but seeing it visualized just makes it that much easier.

  • It worked! Quite pleased I didn't have to start over. Many thanks for the tutorial!

  • Got it to work at long last... hoping it fixed my problem. About 3 bad pointers found.

  • When I try to run it, nothing happens. It just skips running it and readies for the next command.

  • @IlliegalMexican You probally selected the wrong folder. Did you put the slash at the end?

  • @lolmewn I actually fixed it on my own. By putting Chunkster.jar in my java folder it worked.

  • i've got this error 'java' is not recognized as an internal or external command, i believe many people faced this error too.

  • @gookmail Make a file, and put in it:

    IF /I "%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE:~-2%"­=="64" "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Java\jre6­\bin\java.exe" -jar "chunkster.jar"

    IF /I "%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE:~-2%"­=="86" java -jar "chunkster.jar"

    Then save it as a .bat file (It means that you can launch it), and then run it. The file name doesn't matter, it just has to end on .bat and contain those lines.

  • @lolmewn its fine, i've did some googling, it appears my computer could not find the file java.

  • @lolmewn still didn't work :/ running a 64bit operating system. Do i have to specify?

    Ex: IF /I "%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE:~-2%"­­=="64" "C:\ProgramFiles(x86)\Java\jre­6­\bin\java.exe" -jar "chunkster.jar"

    and aswell, in java -jar "chunkster.jar" does java need to be removed or edited?

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