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38 lines
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# Installation
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## Preparing for installation
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First of all, you must have already downloaded Minecraft with the required version of the game.
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A **Demo** account is enough for this.
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?> Download Minecraft free [link](https://www.minecraft.net/ru-ru/free-trial).
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## Running Launcher
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First of all, download the [launcher](https://github.com/iiiypuk/minecraft-launcher/releases) and unpack it into the Minecraft directory.
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- Windows default path `%appdata%\.minecraft`
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- Linux default path `~/.minecraft`
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?> The current version of the launcher is set to launch the latest stable version of the game.
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Next, you need the binaries of the libraries.
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Archives of binary versions are stored in the cloud on **MEGA** [[Download](https://mega.nz/#F!hUNg0Y6I!93cYw1NZg4MUWUHaVrCO7w)].
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To start, you just need to unpack the archive with libraries into the `/ bin /` directory and remove from the file name
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`-windows` or `-linux` word.
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Libraries can be generated [by himself](#Generating-binary-libraries).
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?> The current version of the launcher is always found at this [link](https://github.com/iiiypuk/minecraft-launcher/releases/latest).
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## Generating binary libraries
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?> If you downloaded binary libraries, skip this step.
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Binary libraries are generated when the game is started in the `/ bin /` directory and are removed after the game is closed.
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The directory with binaries has the following name `d3ab-9be2-0b09-1052`, which changes every time.
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To save them, you need to start the game and copy the directory.
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## Complete
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If you plan to run the current stable version of the game, nothing needs to be configured. Just double click on `mc_start.*` And enjoy the game.
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In other cases, you need to familiarize yourself with the [variables](variables) of the script.
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