isarij

Hello, A few days ago I was playing on an awesome tekkit server I found. I needed rubber and went for a walk into the woods. Then I crashed. And now when I try and join again, it pops up with the "Minecraft has crashed" blue window thing, but disappears in a second or two, and just shows a gray screen. How can I fix this problem?

Wait... What? Why are there two launch methods? But yes It does compile, also i removed all of the imports to make it look nicer. It is now fixed. Also in the link you gave me, I found this bit of code: Class<?> clazz = loader.loadClass("net.minecraft.client.Minecraft"); I know that "net.minecraft.client.Minecraft" is part of Minecraft, but how exactly do I link it to minecraft, if that makes any sense whats so ever. Do I have to add Minecraft.jar to my resources?

Bump!

Here is a copy of the source: http://pastebin.com/R4T6xckT

Anyone?

At the moment it is just a window with two text boxes, a few labels and a button that says "login". I have setup a class (the program only consists of three classes at the moment, as I only started making it yesterday) that connects to login.minecraft.net and reads the content given, then depending on the content, it will show a popup with a message depending on the webpage output. If the login data is correct, it calls a method that will hopefully be able to launch minecraft. otherwise it will prompt you to login again. Sorry for signing my replys, I'm not really used to using forums

I'm probably going to sound like a n00b... I have know idea what a "spoutcraft launcher fork" is, let alone how to make one! How would one go about making a fork. (Not cutlery!) Thanks, Isaac Edit: I defiantly want to keep my custom launcher I made, if that's possible

Hello, How can I change the filepath for minecraft.jar (bin folder and everything). I am making a custom modpack for my server and want my players to be able to have the modpack and vinilla minecraft installed, but only have to download my launcher. I need it to be multi-platform, so it cant have batch files. Thanks, Isaac