Closed aceinetx closed 3 days ago
the arguments box in the launcher is for JVM arguments, not for Minecraft arhumentc (which is what you are specifying)
the arguments box in the launcher is for JVM arguments, not for Minecraft arhumentc (which is what you are specifying)
I don't think that's the reason, there is no specific way to specify minecraft arguments (at least to my knowledge). On windows the --version argument can be placed alongside -Xms or any other java argument and it'll work fine. So I see no reason why I can't do the same on pojavlauncher
Yes, there is no specific way to specify minecraft arguments as we didn't implement it. You can't do the same on PojavLauncher because we send all arguments specified in "JVM arguments" or "JVM Launch arguments" to the JVM, not to Minecraft itself.
My question is: waht are you attempting to do? Log in without a token? You can do that by using a local account.
Yes, there is no specific way to specify minecraft arguments as we didn't implement it. You can't do the same on PojavLauncher because we send all arguments specified in "JVM arguments" or "JVM Launch arguments" to the JVM, not to Minecraft itself.
My question is: waht are you attempting to do? Log in without a token? You can do that by using a local account.
Just trying to run a custom .jar (Mostly i'm just experimenting). Ignore the --accessToken, minecraft really needs it for some reason
Describe the bug
The java/minecraft arguments that require a value will merge into one, for example:
--version 1.16.5
becomes--version1.16.5
The log file and images/videos
Steps To Reproduce
Expected Behavior
I except the game to be launched with the correct argument placement
Platform
Anything else?
In the logs that I provided the jvm arguments in the beginning are displayed perfectly fine, so it may or may not be an issue with minecraft