JJTech0130 / MultiMC5

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Pls Update the meta-multimc for builds. #86

Open AvacadoWizard120 opened 3 years ago

AvacadoWizard120 commented 3 years ago

System Information

MultiMC version: I'm on the latest version

Operating System: Chromebook aarch64

Summary of the issue or suggestion:

I would really like to play on 1.16.5 and already tried building my own version of This following the directions on the website and I build my own with a custom meta-multimc repository but when I tried to ass an instance it says it failed to download the index.json from net.minecraft in my repository. Please help!!

What should happen:

I should be able to play

Steps to reproduce the issue (Add more if needed):

  1. Build the multimc for aarch64 with my repository

  2. Load it up and hit add instance in MultiMC

  3. Done

Suspected cause:

Not the right setup for repository.

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Additional Info:

JJTech0130 commented 3 years ago

You need to rebuild MultiMC every time you switch meta repos. You can use Github Pages to host it. I will try and update the meta repo soon, but I am really busy and don’t have much time.

AvacadoWizard120 commented 3 years ago

You need to rebuild MultiMC every time you switch meta repos. You can use Github Pages to host it. I will try and update the meta repo soon, but I am really busy and don’t have much time.

Do you mean using my own fork of the MultiMC source? I rebuild the entire application with my repository for the meta every time I build and it keeps saying it can't find the index.json in net.minecraft then when I physically clone my repo into the meta folder and relaunch I can load into minecraft and everything but I have to press launch twice because on the first time I hit launch it says Could not update list or something to that effect, but the second time I hit launch (immediately after) it launched minecraft normally.

JJTech0130 commented 3 years ago

So you are using this command to build?

cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=../install -DMultiMC_META_URL:STRING="https://www.cavocraft.ml/CBMC/" ../src
JJTech0130 commented 3 years ago

You need to rebuild MultiMC every time you switch meta repos. You can use Github Pages to host it. I will try and update the meta repo soon, but I am really busy and don’t have much time.

Do you mean using my own fork of the MultiMC source? I rebuild the entire application with my repository for the meta every time I build and it keeps saying it can't find the index.json in net.minecraft then when I physically clone my repo into the meta folder and relaunch I can load into minecraft and everything but I have to press launch twice because on the first time I hit launch it says Could not update list or something to that effect, but the second time I hit launch (immediately after) it launched minecraft normally.

Where are you cloning it to?

i-lost-my-bagel commented 3 years ago

If you couldn't get it working I compiled a version with my own fork of the repository that should work

https://github.com/brendansiwik/MultiMC5-arm64

AvacadoWizard120 commented 3 years ago

thank you!

On Sun, Apr 18, 2021 at 10:31 AM brendansiwik @.***> wrote:

If you couldn't get it working I compiled a version with my own fork of the repository that should work

https://github.com/brendansiwik/MultiMC5-arm64

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AvacadoWizard120 commented 3 years ago

I just tried building again, this time with the updated meta from multimc using this:

cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=../install -DMultiMC_META_URL:STRING="https://www.cavocraft.ml/CBMC/" ../src

And I still get the: List update failed: Job 'Download of meta file net.minecraft/index.json' failed to process: https://www.cavocraft.ml/CBMC/net.minecraft/index.json

any thoughts? Maybe I should try cloning multimc5 directly instead of a fork when I make the src folder?

JJTech0130 commented 3 years ago

I don't know. I will look into it when I have time.