MINT easy in NXT and SuperNet [ Well in Linux anyway.. ]
In the NXT or SuperNet folder open the 'conf' folder.
Open the file called 'nxt-default.properties' in a text editor.
Search for '#### MINT ####' in the text.
Select to 'nxt.mint.stopOnError=false'
Copy the text.
Create a new file in the 'conf' folder called: 'nxt.properties'
Paste the text and safe the file.
Now change accordingly to your needs:
'nxt.mint.serverAddress=' , most of the time you will use: '127.0.0.1'
'nxt.mint.currencyCode=' , for Thor(um)haim you need to fill in: 'TORUM'
'nxt.mint.secretPhrase=' , that is your account phrase... (keep it secret)
'nxt.mint.unitsPerMint=' , TORUM is extremely easy to ment. Give it a high try.
'nxt.mint.initialNonce=0' , It will randomly choose a starting nonce value. ( It's a gamble )
'nxt.mint.threadPoolSize=0' , means one thread per processor core. ( Computer is still usable )
And be sure to set this one to 'true' !
'nxt.mint.isSubmitted=true' , And then you are ready to start minting.
'nxt.mint.stopOnError=false' , well it happens, but let it go on with minting anyway.
That's it, save it and then you'll have to go one folder up, so you are back in the main programm folder for NXT or SuperNet. Here you'll find : mint.bat ( for WinX computers ) and mint.sh ( for LinX and MacX [?] ), just run the right one for your system and watch what happens.
Make sure your NXT or SuperNet server is allready running!
Now, if all goes according to plan, after a while, you'll get your NXT based valuta!
If it takes to long to mint anything then you better lower the 'nxt.mint.unitsPerMint=' value. TORUM is easy SHA3 but Keccak25 Values are harder to mint, start with 1 and double it, until it takes to long.
When you want to mint another NXT based Crypto Value just change 'nxt.mint.unitsPerMint=' in the 'nxt.properties' file in the 'conf' folder. Safe the file and restart mint.bat / mint.sh
Happy minting!