Client for Minecraft (Fabric) 1.18.2
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Now we have a cool way of doing the startup login instead of dealing with funky environment variables |
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hibiscus client
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Setup
$ git clone --recursive "https://git.lavender.software/hibiscus-client/hibiscus.git"
$ cd hibiscus/
hibiscus/ $ # [open IntelliJ IDEA or something here, otherwise:]
hibiscus/ $ ./gradlew runClient
Make sure you clone recursive! If you didn't, just:
hibiscus/ $ git submodule update --init
You may want to also mark the build_src
, run
, and vendor
folders as excluded in IntelliJ.
To authenticate from the IDE, you can create a lastlogin.txt file in run/
(already gitignored) with the following structure.
me@example.com
my super secure minecraft password
This is handled by unknit's MixinMinecraftMain
, and logs your account in at game start-up.
If you do not trust having the file within the project directory, you can set the LOGIN_FILE
environment variable.