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asn007

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    why ".minecraft"?

    asn007 replied to drafu's topic in Support & Bug Reports
    Set java environment variable net.minecraft.applet.TargetDirectory to your working directory
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    [Solved][CUSTOM LAUNCHER] FML error: unable to inject

    asn007 replied to asn007's topic in Support & Bug Reports
    Ok, thanks a lot!
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    [Solved][CUSTOM LAUNCHER] FML error: unable to inject

    asn007 replied to asn007's topic in Support & Bug Reports
    So, your suggestions? Start Minecraft as separate process?
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    [Solved][CUSTOM LAUNCHER] FML error: unable to inject

    asn007 posted a topic in Support & Bug Reports
    Good time of day to you, guys. The problem is: I'm coding a simple Minecraft launcher, its source code is located here: https://github.com/asn007/nLoader-min, the files that handle Minecraft load are located here: https://github.com/asn007/nLoader-min/tree/master/src/eu/q_b/asn007/nloader/minecraft The problem is: when I'm starting the launcher from sources (in eclipse), everything runs ok, like this: But when I compile launcher as Jar, minecraft fails to launch: The error stacktrace begins with: FML log is here: http://pastebin.com/XNDEexqn

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