Launcher VS m1-multimc-hack

If you cannot - https://github.com/MultiMC/Launcher/wiki/Unsupported-Intel-GPUs

MultiMC

maybe : https://github.com/MultiMC/Launcher/issues/41

Here is a link to Modloader for MCb173. It needs adding directly into the minecraft.jar file, however if you use a launcher like MultiMC, which you can find here: https://multimc.org/ then there is an option to 'add to minecraft jar file' which does the same thing.

I used to have this issue lots, and it was due to my internet being too restrictive. The Minecraft Launcher was refusing to open, and I fixed it by messing with the restrictions until it worked. Hopefully this helps :) if all else fails of course, try just reinstalling it! I’m sure that all your config files don’t get affected by reinstalling it, but just in case make a backup. And if all ELSE ELSE fails, you could switch to a completely different launcher, like MultiMC! Good luck!

If you are willing to try out the launcher - MultiMC which you can find here (there is a Mac option available) : https://multimc.org/ then I have put together an MCb173 pack that has been made for MultiMC. You just use the 'import from zip' option.

Download MultiMC from their official site https://multimc.org/

Others than that, if you insist, you can take a look at the launcher which u/reginakinhi provided or find others on the internet (GitHub for example). Since PrismLauncher is written in C++, and if you are not familiar with it, you should see other launcher as well. Or else https://github.com/MultiMC/Launcher is an alternate.

The best way to experience beta 173 is to play beta 173, and perhaps add some mods to it a little later. One of the better launchers to use for old versions and for playing modded is to use the MultiMC launcher which you can find here: https://multimc.org/

This will only assist if you are using MultiMC as your Minecraft launcher as it is a MultiMC instance which you can use the 'import from zip' option. MultiMC can be found here: https://multimc.org/ It includes IC2 1337 with several add-on mods which have also been back-ported to work with it, such as the Thermometer, Advanced machines, etc. You can disable the add-ons you do not wish included. There is also buildcraft and redpower added as well.

What I learned over the past months: - Minecraft 1.16.5 is running flawless. This is due to the state of the game and the associated Java version. - 1.12 and older modpacks is a hit and miss. This is because this older Minecraft version is using the older Java Version 8 instead of Java 11 or above - 1.18 runs stable but I get lower frame rate. This is due to changes introduced to the game and is not limited to Apple. You’ll see the same on Windows. - MultiMC is going to be your favourite launcher. - You’ll have to install the proper Java version made for Apple M1. This is not a problem. You just need to know as it’s not obvious. - Apple silicon requires a little hack: https://github.com/yusefnapora/m1-multimc-hack

In any case, the easiest way is using one of the many community-maintained M1 launchers like ManyMC. I personally use m1-multimc-hack with updated LWJGL.

Completely native isn’t available for now. But take a look at this: https://github.com/yusefnapora/m1-multimc-hack

I recommend installing Sodium (the fabric mod) to improve FPS greatly. You'll probably have to use something like this https://github.com/yusefnapora/m1-multimc-hack in order to get it to run natively on your M1 chip. See this guide on this subreddit for more information: https://www.reddit.com/r/macgaming/comments/lfcaer/minecraft_running_native_on_m1_sodium_mod_insane/

This is what i use: https://github.com/yusefnapora/m1-multimc-hack

Please give us a native port of Minecraft Java Edition for Apple Silicon. The game runs through Rosetta 2, but with performance hits and no guarantee it will be supported forever. It has already been proven that Minecraft can be run natively on Apple Silicon using a recompiled LWJGL using the excellent MultiMC Hack. I have personally tested this using Oracle JDK 17 which is natively available for Apple Silicon. Given this information, it is time an official launcher is released for Apple Silicon.

Btw I play Minecraft on my m1 mini and let it run native which improved the performance for me. I followed the following instructions: https://github.com/yusefnapora/m1-multimc-hack

To get Minecraft running natively, install multimc and “patch” it.

You should consider using this guide to get Minecraft running natively. You can also add the sodium mod. The performance difference is quite insane as seen here.