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- | ====== Installing Fabric ====== | + | [[https:// |
- | ===== Client (MultiMC; recommended) | + | ====== Installing Fabric ====== |
- | First, open [[http:// | + | ===== Regular installation ===== |
- | * Generally, choosing the latest mapping version for a given game version is advisable, as mods do not depend on the deobfuscated names staying the same. | + | |
- | * The loader should be mostly game version-independent. If this situation changes, it will be pointed out, so don't worry! | + | |
- | Click "copy MultiMC instance url". This will copy an URL to the MultiMC template .zip to your clipboard. | + | ==== Mojang' |
- | Start MultiMC. Click on "Add Instance" | + | - Download the Fabric Installer from [[https:// |
+ | | ||
+ | - To show snapshots | ||
+ | - The install location is the location of Minecraft Launcher. If you want to change your instance's directory use [[player: | ||
+ | - Press Install. A new game version and profile will be created in the launcher' | ||
+ | - You may then want to launch your newly created | ||
- | {{::install_multimc_import.png|}} | + | For more detailed instructions visit this guide: [[player:tutorials: |
- | Press OK. Your Fabric instance is ready to go - feel free to add mods to it! | + | ==== Alternative third party launchers ==== |
- | ===== Client (" | + | See [[player: |
- | First, download the Fabric installer from [[http:// | + | ==== Server (simple method) ==== |
- | After opening it, a window will appear. Configure: | + | **Note:** **Minecraft 1.17** requires Java 16, **Minecraft 1.18** requires Java 17. This is not included in most distributions. You can check your version with '' |
- | * the mapping | + | The new server installation uses a single jar file as a launcher. This launcher first downloads any missing Fabric Loader or Minecraft files, then continues with running |
- | * the install location (the default should be fine on most platforms). | + | |
- | Press Install. A new game version | + | - Visit [[https:// |
+ | - Put the Fabric Server Launcher jar file into a directory of your choice, local or on a remote server | ||
+ | - Run the server with '' | ||
- | ===== Dedicated | + | With Minecraft specific server hosts, admin panels or start scripts the Fabric Launcher jar file can be used as a drop-in replacement for a vanilla server jar. It can be invoked in the same way and behaves similarly. |
+ | ==== Server | ||
- | Go to [[http://fabric.asie.pl/use/|the download page]] and choose the desired loader version - the game/ | + | **Note:** **Minecraft 1.17** requires Java 16, **Minecraft 1.18** requires Java 17. This is not included in most distributions. You can check your version with '' |
- | Click " | + | **Note:** **Up-to-date as of Loader 0.4.4+.** Older versions choose different techniques. Installer 0.4.0+ required! |
- | Additionally, | + | - Download |
+ | - Open the installer. Select the " | ||
+ | - In the window you need to configure the mapping and loader | ||
+ | | ||
+ | - When uploading to a remote host, make sure to include '' | ||
- | Put both .JARs in the same directory. From the command line, run: | + | For more detailed instructions visit: |
+ | * [[player: | ||
+ | * [[player: | ||
- | '' | + | ===== CLI installation ===== |
- | This should let you run the server. | + | The fabric installer has full support from installing the client and the server |
- | If you don't want to (or can't) provide the Minecraft server .JAR as an argument, it's optional - however, the JAR must then be named " | + | ==== Available options ==== |
- | ===== Adding Mods ===== | + | * **-snapshot** Enables the usage of snapshot versions of Minecraft. |
+ | * **-dir** Used to select the installation dir, defaults to the current working directory. | ||
+ | * **-mcversion** Used to select the minecraft version, defaults to the latest stable version. | ||
+ | * **-loader** Used to select the loader version, defaults to the latest. | ||
+ | * **-downloadMinecraft** Used to automatically download the Minecraft server jar | ||
+ | * **-noprofile** Skip creating client profile | ||
+ | * **-mavenurl** (advanced) Use a custom maven url when installing | ||
+ | * **-metaurl** (advanced) Use a custom meta server url | ||
- | To add a mod to your Fabric client, navigate to the mods folder inside your Minecraft directory. If it does not exist, create it now. Download the jar of the mod you want, and drop it into this folder. Most mods will require Fabric API; you can place the jar for the API in /mods as well. | + | ==== Available commands ==== |
- | For a list of Fabric mods, you can [[https://minecraft.curseforge.com/mc-mods/fabric?filter-sort=4|go | + | * **help** Prints out all of the commands available along with the latest mappings and loader versions. Ignores options. Example:< |
+ | java -jar fabric-installer.jar help | ||
+ | </code> | ||
+ | * **server** Used to create the required files for a Fabric server. Accepts all options, none are required. Example: < | ||
+ | java -jar fabric-installer.jar server | ||
+ | </ | ||
+ | * **client** Used to create | ||
+ | java -jar fabric-installer.jar client -dir " | ||
+ | </ |
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