This does not mean support for modded 1.13! The bare minimum of changes needed for 1.13 to launch has been done. GH-2026: You can launch Minecraft 1.13 snapshots - and hopefully also 1.13 once it is released. However, Java 9 will come up last in the lists when multiple versions are installed and its use is strongly discouraged.
#Multimc code 1 mod#
This does not mean that the current mod loaders and mods do, but you can run Vanilla Minecraft with Java 9 now. In general, it should be easier to find the right settings menu without getting things completely wrong on the first try. The main toolbar now has labels and the per-instance overrides have been deemphasized by removing the direct path to them from the main window. Many people had issues finding the settings and instead ended up using the per-instance overrides. Main window UI has been changed for increased clarity. If the automated process fails, stop by in the MultiMC discord server and ask for help. Instead of launching, you will be prompted to convert them to the current instance format. jar extension.īecause the current instance format can now handle replacing the main jar, Legacy format instances are no longer directly supported. This goes along with changing the wording of the jar mod button to make it clear that it adds files to the main Minecraft jar instead of installing mod files with the. GH-1314: MultiMC now allows replacing the main jar in an instance without having to mod the Mojang jars. The Curse import functionality is there thanks to the work and have done on CurseMeta. If you need help moving over your old instances or worlds from the FTB launcher, stop by in the MultiMC discord server.
#Multimc code 1 zip#
You can import the modpack zip files from CurseForge and FTB: Tracking of FTB launcher instances has been replaced with direct import of Curse modpacks. This should be a much more reliable solution going forward, because it allows fixing issues without releasing new versions of MultiMC or reinstalling Forge/LiteLoader/others. The metadata can be found at v1., the endpoint that was used during development will be replaced by documentation. Instead of including the metadata JSON files directly in the instances, the instances now contain a new mmc-pack.json file that specifies versions to be used. This goes along with some changes to the instance format and to the metadata format. Instead of generating and storing the files at the point of installation, they are updated hourly on the server and can be fixed when something goes wrong.
So, happy New Year everyone, let the madness begin! Changelog New or changed featuresĬontact with Mojang, Forge and LiteLoader servers is no longer handled by MultiMC, but a metadata server. So if you just want to follow development, or want to help with something, it’s the place to look.Ģ018 will be a very interesting year for Minecraft. The big idea and bug pile still lives on workflowy. Part of that will be documenting the current instance and metadata formats, further streamlining of those formats and then improvements necessary to fully support anything and everything that comes along. Minecraft 1.13 is coming, along with some big change in Forge and modding in general. When it comes to the future of MultiMC, it is practically set in stone for the next few months. I’ll just let the changelog speak for itself.
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