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It just wont load my tilesets


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Alright. Here we go.

Do the following. It should tell me what files you have in the folder.

1\. Hit Windows Key (logo of windows on your keyboard) + R. Then type in: "cmd.exe" (no quotes).
2\. Type in cd "C:\path\to\eclipse\client\"
WITH QUOTES.
So if my path was under Users\Soul\, I would do:
```
cd "C:\Users\Soul\eclipse\client\"
```3\. Now type in:
```
dir /S > index.txt
```4\. Go [here](http://www.freemmorpgmaker.com/files/imagehost/). Upload the index.txt file that's now in your Eclipse Client folder.
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@Soul:

> Alright. Here we go.
>
> Do the following. It should tell me what files you have in the folder.
>
> 1\. Hit Windows Key (logo of windows on your keyboard) + R. Then type in: "cmd.exe" (no quotes).
> 2\. Type in cd "C:\path\to\eclipse\client\"
> WITH QUOTES.
> So if my path was under Users\Soul\, I would do:
> ```
> cd "C:\Users\Soul\eclipse\client\"
> ```3\. Now type in:
> ```
> dir /S > index.txt
> ```4\. Go [here](http://www.freemmorpgmaker.com/files/imagehost/). Upload the index.txt file that's now in your Eclipse Client folder.

I tried but when i got to step 3 it didint do anything.  What did you want to know ecactely though??
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> I tried but when i got to step 3 it didint do anything.  What did you want to know ecactely though??

I want to know if you've set up your files correctly. Computers don't make mistakes; people do.

Step 3 will NOT output anything. It outputs to the index.txt file. So you won't see anything on the screen. Just upload the index.txt as described in Step 4.
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@sherlock:

> but you can see everything about my computer???

No, let me explain.

The command "dir" lists all the files in the **dir**ectory. Those are the files I want to see; I want to see if everything is alright with your copy of Eclipse Origins. Since you typed in **c**urrent **d**irectory, it only shows the files in the Eclipse Origins folder.

If you're really REALLY scared about me knowing your name, then just remove the parts that have your name in it. I could care less.

References:
[Directory Command](http://www.computerhope.com/dirhlp.htm#01)
[Current Directory](http://www.computerhope.com/cdhlp.htm#01)
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@sherlock:

> its realy realy realy big is it the right file??

Yes. It should be fairly large. (Are you sure you typed in the "cd" command and it didn't return "The system cannot find the path specified."?)

It should look like: http://www.freemmorpgmaker.com/files/imagehost/pics/173e469d5e15e5b0279d17cd6bcaedb3.txt
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