I was fiddling around with various forge sources when I stumbled across GradleStart.java, which I recognized as the class that first starts minecraft with forge(at least in the development environment). So I decided to set up a dedicated workspace with all of it's required libraries(most if not all of the libraries are already included with the forge workspace) and then proceed to edit the class. I then managed to figure out how GradleStart operates the minecraft command line arguments and was able to add in support for twitch access tokens! So now you'll be able to stream your mods while they are under development! This opens up opportunities for a modding team to all be watching the same minecraft screen and be able to work together better, and a whole lot more! I can't wait to see where this goes(if it goes lol).

 

Here's my edited version of GradleStart.java:

http://redsandbox.no-ip.org/Files/Minecraft/Forge/Gradle/GradleStart.java

 

P.S. I hope I'm in the right subforum lol.

If you think this needs to be implemented in Forge, make a pull request.

This is not a 'fix' this should just be a json array of all values not just the one hand picked values {and jesus did you hand pick it in a inefficient way!}