You should now see various files and folders. Open the server folder (containing the minecraft_server.jar). You will, however, need to restart your server before the changes are applied. It's probably best to stop the server whilst doing this, but it's not completly necassary. If you have any problems leave a message below. Then simply save and close the file then open Minecraft. Scroll down a little and find 'B:enableAPI_http=' then select 'false' at the end of the line then type in 'true', ensuring false is completly removed. If you have a program that will automatically open the file use it, other wise click 'Open with' and select Notepad Open the 'config' folder and right click 'ComputerCraft.cfg'.
Enter the following in to the text box then click 'OK': %APPDATA%/.minecraft/ Press Windows + R to open the Run window. Make sure you close Minecraft before continuing. It'll be pretty hard to enable HTTP without them! I'm using Windows 8.1, but everything should be identical, however, if you're still using Windows XP (which, I might add, is older than many people who use these forums) you'll need to replace '/Users/.' with '/Documents and Settings/.'įirst, and most obvious, make sure that you have both Minecraft and ComputerCraft installed on your PC.
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