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-===== Install Fabric - GDLauncher (Windows) =====
+====== Install Fabric - GDLauncher (Windows) ======
 GDLauncher is a modern, simple, and powerful custom Minecraft launcher, that allows you to create and manage multiple separate instances of Minecraft without conflicts. The idea is similar to [[https://fabricmc.net/wiki/player:tutorials:install_multimc:windows|MultiMC]] but arguably has a more modern and user-friendly GUI, as well as being more beginner-friendly overall. Just like MultiMC, GDLauncher is open-source.
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 GDLauncher also has integration with CurseForge, which allows you to install mods directly from GDLauncher, without having to navigate to CurseForge and downloading the jar files. For some, this will be a very handy feature and worth switching to from MultiMC, and should help beginners find the correct version of the mods they are trying to install easier.
-==== Video Tutorial ====
+===== Video Tutorial =====
 See the video tutorial by Kennas [[https://youtu.be/akiowpGJYXw|here]] or click the image below
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-==== STEP 1: Download & Install GDLauncher ====
+===== STEP 1: Download & Install GDLauncher =====
 To download and install GDLauncher, visit their [[https://gdlauncher.com/|website]], or go to their [[https://github.com/gorilla-devs/GDLauncher/releases|GitHub releases]] to download the portable edition. For the purpose of this tutorial, it is recommended to run the installer and follow the installation process. Keep in mind that GDLauncher installs to the user %APPDATA% folder, so you'll need the portable edition if you want to customize the install path.
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-==== STEP 2: Setting Up Java ====
+===== STEP 2: Setting Up Java =====
 On your first launch of GDLauncher, you may be greeted with a prompt asking you to set up Java. If you are a beginner and are eager to jump directly into Minecraft, it is recommend that you click on "Automatic setup", as you can always change it down the road. If you would like to mess around with Java a bit, then pick "Manual setup". Using the latest version of Java for Fabric doesn't hurt, and may improve performance in certain scenarios.
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 Select "Continue with custom java", and you should be good to go.
-==== STEP 3: Signing into Minecraft ====
+===== STEP 3: Signing into Minecraft =====
 In order to get started with setting up an instance for Minecraft, GDLauncher will ask you to login. Make sure to click on the "Sign in with Microsoft" button to login. You can then proceed to enter your Microsoft credentials and sign in.
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-==== STEP 4: Setting up an Instance ====
+===== STEP 4: Setting up an Instance =====
 To set up an instance in GDLauncher, locate the "Create" button in the bottom-left.
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-==== STEP 5: Installing Mods & Fabric API ====
+===== STEP 5: Installing Mods & Fabric API =====
 "The Fabric API is the core library for the most common hooks and intercompatibility measures utilized by mods using the Fabric toolchain." - comp500, wise man
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-==== STEP 6: HAVE FUN! ====
+===== STEP 6: HAVE FUN! =====