Post by Logan on Apr 4, 2020 16:02:30 GMT -5
How to Install New Frontier Craft
Guide, Info, and More
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NFC Installer Guide:
If you run into errors using our installer, follow the manual installation guide below this instead. If you use MultiMC, follow the MultiMC guide on the bottom of the page.
Before starting, be sure that in your 'versions' directory in the 'b1.7.3' folder, that the jar is clean and has META-INF. Otherwise, this will not work. If you wanna be sure, delete that 'b1.7.3' folder, and re-install Beta 1.7.3, and make a backup of it.
Part 1: Downloading Java
If you already have 64-bit Java, you can skip this step.
Go to this website: www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp
Download the one for your operating system. (If you're on Windows, you want the 'Offline' versions)
If you've got a 64-bit system, it's highly recommended you get the 64-bit version to be able to allocate more RAM to Minecraft if needed.
Part 2: Using the installer
Download this jar file here: cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/504856228569022478/732297350139084831/NFCInstaller1.5.jar
Open the Mojang launcher, run version Beta 1.7.3 once, then close it and the launcher. (If it's not there, enable historical versions)
Run it and click 'Install'.
If it throws an error, try deleting the b1.7.3 instance in the instances folder, running the Beta 1.7.3 instance from the Vanilla launcher to reinstall it, deleting the NFCinstaller folder in the .minecraft folder, and running the installer again.
If it works, open the Mojang launcher, (restart it if it was already open) create a profile with the new instance and enjoy NFC!
Part 1: Download the manual installation files
Part 2: Follow the guide included in this video
Note, this guide was written for an older version of the Mojang launcher. However, most of what the video shows should still apply.
Part 1: Installing MultiMC
If you already have MultiMC, you can skip this step
- Go to this website.
- Choose the download for your operating system, extract the archive to a new folder and run MultiMC. If you’re using Linux, remember to make it executable before you try to run it. You can choose the development version, it usually has extra fixes and features included, but may not be stable yet.
- Choose your preferred language
- Select the Java version you want to use for Minecraft. The option marked with an asterisk is recommended.
- Set the maximum amount of memory allocated for Java. You can set the minimum amount of allocated memory, which is usually set automatically.
- Complete the MultiMC installation. You can disable anonymous usage statistics sending.
Part 2: Installing the NFC Instance
Temporary Note: Rename the “cat.ogg” file in the “.minecraft/resources/streaming” folder to “Cat.ogg”.
Part 3: Launching MultiMC From the Desktop (Optional)
The MultiMC --launch <instance ID> (-l <instance ID>) command line argument allows you to launch the instance without opening the main MultiMC window. The Instance ID is the name of the instance folder in the “instances” folder. If it contains spaces, specify the ID in quotation marks. For example, if you’re using Windows and your instance ID is “NFC 1.8.7_02”, you can create a shortcut to MultiMC.exe and add a option: MultiMC.exe -l "NFC 1.8.7_02". Using this shortcut, you can quickly launch NFC.
The MultiMC --launch <instance ID> (-l <instance ID>) command line argument allows you to launch the instance without opening the main MultiMC window. The Instance ID is the name of the instance folder in the “instances” folder. If it contains spaces, specify the ID in quotation marks. For example, if you’re using Windows and your instance ID is “NFC 1.8.7_02”, you can create a shortcut to MultiMC.exe and add a option: MultiMC.exe -l "NFC 1.8.7_02". Using this shortcut, you can quickly launch NFC.
Server Files:
Due to legal issues with distribution, we cannot provide a public download to the server files, however, we have a workaround to this.
You can visit this thread to see how to make an NFC server jar yourself.
You can visit this thread to see how to make an NFC server jar yourself.
