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MultiMC doesn't do anything after the instance of Minecraft is closed. When prompted to select an account, click cancel. Make sure you have no default Minecraft account set. Open a MultiMC instance with MultiMC -l Ĭlose Minecraft either after it opens or by killing it with the kill button before it starts.įind that the MultiMC process is still open in the background. MultiMC process end along with along with the Minecraft instance Steps to reproduce the issue (Add more if needed):

The MultiMC process is still opened in the background and can only be closed from the Task Manager or by forcibly closing it with ctrl + c in the terminal you started it in (that is if you started it from a terminal). Windows XP is really, really old now, but MultiMC will work on it provided you have both updated root certificates and MSVCR 2008 installed.Operating System: Windows Summary of the issue or suggestion:Īfter the user decides to close minecraft after running MultiMC -l. Why do I get an SSL error (or why can't log in) using Windows XP? Where do I put my coremods in 1.6+?įorge now expects coremods to be in the same place as regular mods, so just stick them in the "Loader Mods" tab along with the other mods. You can get MultiMC 5 (which supports everything the vanilla launcher does) from the homepage. New instance dialog: It has been completely overhauled and now uses the same kind of paged dialog design as the rest of MultiMC. Version lists now show release dates where available. Codes for private modpacks are not implemented yet. Mojang fundamentally changed the way Minecraft is launched in later versions, and we decided to rewrite MultiMC to support it. MultiMC now has FTB integration: Official and third-party modpacks work. Why can't I select a version of Minecraft over 1.5.2? We haven't implemented support for that yet, but we do plan on having it. We will eventually, however, support loading custom libraries (our Forge integration is just a specific type of this). Mojang have made it clear that they don't want people in the jar file, so we don't plan on supporting it. How do I replace in my 1.6+ instance?Īs of right now, you don't. Yes, there's an offline mode, but it only works when you've successfully authenticated at least once with an account. You need a premium Minecraft account, just like you do with the vanilla launcher.