Can someone advise me? I downloaded the Ender client. Followed the directions on this thread for installing it. When I click to login it gets through authentication but then says "connection refused: connect". I can login with no problem using the HnH client. I am running on windows 7 64bit and java 32bit.
Oh, and the haven.jar file is 861 kb.
Trouble logging in with Ender Client
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jesi
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Trouble logging in with Ender Client
[quote="hazzor"]
it's this issue of people mistaking convenience for laziness or "casual" gameplay, . . . there is no reason why not to have sacks . . .
it's this issue of people mistaking convenience for laziness or "casual" gameplay, . . . there is no reason why not to have sacks . . .
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Re: Trouble logging in with Ender Client
And which client did you download?jesi wrote:I am running on windows 7 64bit and java 32bit.
How are you running the jar? By running run.bat ?
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jesi
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Re: Trouble logging in with Ender Client
I downloaded the client forJava 32bit. I modified the run.bat file as instructed in this forum. I don't understand the question regarding how I run haven.jar.
But what I did find out is that I can login using the CCLauncher with the Ender Client. So that workaround has me in business.
But what I did find out is that I can login using the CCLauncher with the Ender Client. So that workaround has me in business.
[quote="hazzor"]
it's this issue of people mistaking convenience for laziness or "casual" gameplay, . . . there is no reason why not to have sacks . . .
it's this issue of people mistaking convenience for laziness or "casual" gameplay, . . . there is no reason why not to have sacks . . .