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--- tutorial:install_with_minecraft_launcher [2019/06/30 03:29] – ↷ Page moved from install_with_minecraft_launcher to tutorial:install_with_minecraft_launcher calloatti
+++ tutorial:install_with_minecraft_launcher [2019/07/31 02:57] – add create folder calloatti
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 Close the Minecraft Launcher.
-Run the Fabric Installer jar/exe you downloaded. Select the ''Client'' tab. Select the ''Minecraft Version'' and  the ''Loader Version''. The ''Select Install Location'' should point to the Minecraft Launcher data folder. Check ''Create Profile'' and click ''Install''
+Run the Fabric Installer jar/exe you downloaded. Select the ''Client'' tab. Select the ''Minecraft Version'' and  the ''Loader Version''.
+The ''Select Install Location'' should point to the Minecraft Launcher data folder.
+Check ''Create Profile'' and click ''Install''
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 ==== STEP 2: Edit the "Game Directory" of the new Fabric Installation ====
+Create a folder to use as "Game Directory" for the Fabric "Installation" you just created, for example:
+''C:\MC-FABRIC-1.14.2''
 Open the Minecraft launcher, click on ''Minecraft Java Edition'', click on ''Installations'', click on the ''...'' button of the Fabric Installation:
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-Change the ''GAME DIRECTORY'' to point to any folder location you want, different from ''<Use default directory>''
+Change the ''GAME DIRECTORY'' to point to the folder you created, different from ''<Use default directory>''
+Do not use a preexisting folder inside the default ''.minecraft'' folder the launcher uses.
 Click ''Save''
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 You can now launch the Fabric Installation.
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+==== STEP 3 ====
+[[tutorial:install_with_multimc#step_3install_the_fabric_api|Install the Fabric API]]
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 Where ''userprofile'' is the path of the actual location of your userprofile, usually ''C:\Users\yourusername''
+Where ''yourusername'' is your actual user name, not the text ''yourusername'', for example ''James'' or ''Anna'' or ''MadMax''.