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TESLauncher

Warning

This project is unfinished. Do not have any expectations.

Yet another launcher for Minecraft

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Quick start:

You will need at least JDK 8 to build and run this project.

$ git clone https://github.com/TESLauncher/TESLauncher
$ cd TESLauncher
$ ./gradlew build

If "BUILD SUCCESS" is displayed, use the following command to run the launcher:

$ java -jar dist/TESLauncher-0.13.1.jar

Warning

Launcher will create its folders in the directory where java command was executed. That means that if you run

$ java -jar dist/TESLauncher-0.13.1.jar

launcher will run in project's root directory. If you want to run the launcher in any other place, specify a path to the working directory using --workDir parameter.
Example:

$ java -jar dist/TESLauncher-0.13.1.jar --workDir C:\Users\User\Documents\TESLauncher

Alternatively, you can use --useJarLocation argument, which will make the launcher use the folder for its files where the jar file is located. In that case the --workDir argument is ignored.
Example:

$ java -jar dist/TESLauncher-0.13.1.jar --useJarLocation

This way the launcher files will be created in dist folder.