Your client folder will contain two files, a. Make sure your client folder has a unique name (don't name it 1.7.10 or the name of another client).ĥ. Alternatively, to get to this folder on Windows 7, 8, or 10, open the search menu (which is part of the start menu in Windows 7) and enter %appdata% in the search bar. minecraft > versions to get to your clients.ģ. To get to this folder on Windows XP/Vista/7 open the start menu, select "Run" and enter %appdata%. Your clients are stored in the %appdata%\.minecraft\versions folder.Ģ. Let me know in the comments if it still won’t work for you so I can (hopefully) resolve the problem.
If not, something is wrong.If you installed a hacked client or mod and it will not show up in the Minecraft launcher, hopefully the steps below will solve your problem. Go to the patch folder and run initialize.bat (requires git to be installed and added to the path so that the script can use it).Ĭreate a lib folder (also next to src), then add Minecraft 1.7.2's libraries and Slick2D to it.Īll errors should have disappeared by now and you should be able to launch Wurst from the Eclipse project. > Existing Projects into Workspace).ĭecompile Minecraft 1.7.2 using MCP 9.03, create a folder named mc (next to the src folder) and put the decompiled Minecraft source code in there. If you want to edit Wurst, follow these steps: If you just want to use Wurst, follow these steps: The source code is only available for Wurst 1.4 pre-release 1 because we didn't use version control when we made the Minecraft 1.7 version of Wurst. This repository contains the source code of Wurst 1.4 pre-release 1 and compiled versions of all Wurst releases, pre-releases, public beta releases and private beta releases for Minecraft 1.7.x, except for private Beta version 1.0, which had never been released. 💥 Wurst Client for Minecraft 1.7.2 - 1.7.10 About
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