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<blockquote data-quote="vansmith" data-source="post: 1078958" data-attributes="member: 71075">Hold on, we're going to start over. First off, if Jar Launcher works for you, go with it. It may not work because it looks as if you're passing parameters to the jar file. Otherwise, let's start again.First, open up an editor and paste in the following:[code]#!/bin/shjava -Xmx1000m -cp .;&lt;location&gt;/Theme.jar Bot 0 0 lowmem members 32[/code]Replace &lt;location&gt; with the location of the jar. So, using your example, if the jar file was in /Users/Name/Desktop/SilGar\ v3.6/FILES, make sure the contents of this file read as such:[code]#!/bin/shjava -Xmx1000m -cp .;/Users/Name/Desktop/SilGar\ v3.6/FILES/Theme.jar Bot 0 0 lowmem members 32[/code]Save that with the extension .sh. Make sure to save it as plain text (if you're using TextEdit, go to Format &gt; Make Plain Text before saving). Now, open up a Terminal and type the following:[code]chmod +x &lt;location of sh file&gt;/&lt;sh file&gt;[/code]For example:[code]chmod +x /Users/Name/jar_launcher.sh[/code]Once that is done, your script is ready to execute. If you want to execute it, simply type the directory and name of the script at the Terminal prompt. For example:[code]/Users/Name/jar_launcher.sh[/code]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vansmith, post: 1078958, member: 71075"] Hold on, we're going to start over. First off, if Jar Launcher works for you, go with it. It may not work because it looks as if you're passing parameters to the jar file. Otherwise, let's start again. First, open up an editor and paste in the following:[code]#!/bin/sh java -Xmx1000m -cp .;<location>/Theme.jar Bot 0 0 lowmem members 32[/code]Replace <location> with the location of the jar. So, using your example, if the jar file was in /Users/Name/Desktop/SilGar\ v3.6/FILES, make sure the contents of this file read as such:[code]#!/bin/sh java -Xmx1000m -cp .;/Users/Name/Desktop/SilGar\ v3.6/FILES/Theme.jar Bot 0 0 lowmem members 32[/code]Save that with the extension [I].sh[/I]. Make sure to save it as plain text (if you're using TextEdit, go to Format > Make Plain Text before saving). Now, open up a Terminal and type the following:[code]chmod +x <location of sh file>/<sh file>[/code]For example:[code]chmod +x /Users/Name/jar_launcher.sh[/code]Once that is done, your script is ready to execute. If you want to execute it, simply type the directory and name of the script at the Terminal prompt. For example:[code]/Users/Name/jar_launcher.sh[/code] [/QUOTE]

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