How do you install Single Player Commands on Minecraft for Ubuntu? I need Step-by-Step instructions

Question

I'm trying to download this Mod for Minecraft from this link http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/94310-125-single-player-commands-v322-official-download/

I have no idea how to install the mod. I've seen videos on Youtube but most of their comments state that there wrong. I have Ubuntu.

Answer 1

Similarly to Risugami's Mac OS X scripts for applying modifications, I have made these two scripts that will 1) open the minecraft.jar, which allows you to drag and drop the *.class files into the mctmp folder. And 2) close and apply whatever changes were made to the mctmp folder, to the minecraft.jar

Here: openjar.sh

#!/bin/bash
cd ~
mkdir mctmp
cd mctmp
jar -xf ~/.minecraft/bin/minecraft.jar

closejar.sh

#!/bin/bash
cd mctmp
rm META-INF/MOJANG_C.*
jar -uf ~/.minecraft/bin/minecraft.jar ./
cd ..
rm -rf mctmp

Answer 2

I would advise installing it the traditional way (in the jar) instead of the automated installer. You can use this method for any mod that needs to be installed inside the jar.

1. Download the manual installation version from the forum post.

2. Find your minecraft.jar. This isn't the one you use to launch the game, it's the one in your .minecraft/bin directory. Which should be in /home/username/.minecraft/bin/minecraft.jar.

3. Extract all the class files from the zip to a temporary folder.

4. Open up your minecraft.jar using Archive Manager or Ark or whatever you use.

5. Drag all the class files from the temporary folder into Archive Manager or Ark or whatever archiving tool you use.

6. Delete the META-INF folder.

7. There was a WorldEdit.jar in the zip too, so take that and copy that into .minecraft/bin.

EDIT: Don't forget to backup your minecraft.jar in case something goes awry.

Answer 3

1. Download the .ZIP file
2. Extract it to some directory.
3. Go to the directory you just created.
4. In a new window, go to your home directory (also known as ~)
5. Look for .minecraft/. By default you will not see this so press CTRL + H to see them
6. Look for a file called minecraft.jar inside the bin/ directory
7. Rename that file to minecraft.jar.zip
8. Unzip it
9. Drag all files ending with .CLASS into the minecraft.jar FOLDER (all the files except WorldEdit.jar)
10. Go back to the folder that has the minecraft.jar in it
11. Drag the WorldEdit.jar file into this directory.
12. Go back into the minecraft.jar folder, not the .jar file
13. Delete the META-INF folder.

14. You're done! However, Minecraft may not launch from your web browser. If this happens, launch Minecraft from Terminal or the Alt + F2 dialog like this:

    java -Xms512m -Xmx1024m -cp "%APPDATA%\.minecraft\bin\*" -Djava.library.path="%APPDATA%\.minecraft\bin\natives" net.minecraft.client.Minecraft