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Ok, so I am new to java and would like to know how to import this into eclipse, so I can edit it to my liking.

https://github.com/games647/LagMonitor

I've tried some tutorial videos, but its just not giving me what I am trying to ask for.

Also, I don't know how to compile it all into a .jar file, if someone could explain that too, that would be helpful.

Thanks.
 
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Ok, so I am new to java and would like to know how to import this into eclipse, so I can edit it to my liking.

https://github.com/games647/LagMonitor

I've tried some tutorial videos, but its just not giving me what I am trying to ask for.

Also, I don't know how to compile it all into a .jar file, if someone could explain that too, that would be helpful.

Thanks.
Me cries. When you export it, make sure to export it as a jar file. If you want to import that, just simply create a project then right click import.
 

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Me cries. When you export it, make sure to export it as a jar file. If you want to import that, just simply create a project then right click import.


Ok, when I do that, the [finished] button is greyed out. I managed to import it however.
 

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Surely someone has an answer.
We have an answer, but yet it is spoon feeding which a lot of users from the development section don't do. Though some do, that is up to them. You are better off paying someone to do the changes you are wanting to be done, then trying to import and export code that you don't understand how it works.
 

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If you have git installed on whatever your IDE is, you should be able to click import with github or whatever, then just put the link to the repository. I haven't imported anything in forever or used Eclipse in forever so I don't really remember.
 
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