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Is it possible to use my minecraft account in dev workspace? [1.7.10]

TheEpicTekkit
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Okay, so the name pretty much says what I am asking. Is it possible for me to use my mc account when logging into minecraft in the dev workspace? I have wanted to do this for a while now, but I decided I was fine with ForgeDevName, but now for some reason, after updating Java, it has gone back to a a randomly generated username.

 

Thanks.

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    Okay, thanks, Where is my run config?

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    Okay, thanks, Where is my run config?

     

    In Eclipse.  When you run in a development environment you usually specify in your IDE (often Eclipse for modders but could be other) what parameters are used to run the dev build.  You add it there.  So it is not code, but rather parameters you pass in the IDE when running.

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    Yup. Edit your run configuration: add

    --username [email protected] --pass yourpass

    to launch parameters.

     

    Wait a sec... does this mean one would be able to connect to a non-debug server? (should I post this in a new thread? not meaning to hijack...)

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    Yup. Edit your run configuration: add

    --username [email protected] --pass yourpass

    to launch parameters.

     

    Wait a sec... does this mean one would be able to connect to a non-debug server? (should I post this in a new thread? not meaning to hijack...)

     

    Me? sure.

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    So, (yes I am using eclipse), I would go to "Run > Run Configuration > Java Application > Server > Arguments" and add --username myEmail and --pass myPass, with no quotation marks to surround my email and pass or anything?

     

    Now, I am not sure why, but I have two client tabs and two server tabs, I dont know if it is supposed to be like that. Also, this is a logical guess, but would I add these parameters in the server?

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    The server doesn't need login parameters, so only add it to client configurations. You can also get that same menu by clicking the drop-down arrow to the right of the debug/run icons and selecting "* configurations".

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    Oh, Okay, thanks

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