misaPuding wrote:

(#180)

ajskateboarder wrote:

(#177)
Does this work with Deno?

what´s Deno?

misaPuding wrote:

ajskateboarder wrote:

(#177)
Does this work with Deno?

what´s Deno?

misaPuding wrote:

ajskateboarder wrote:

(#177)
Does this work with Deno?

what´s Deno?

WojtekGame wrote:

misaPuding wrote:

ajskateboarder wrote:

(#177)
Does this work with Deno?

what´s Deno?

A WebAssembly and JavaScript/TypeScript runtime that is unfinished, however the Deno community exists and still extends the project.

lolecksdeehaha wrote:

WojtekGame wrote:

misaPuding wrote:

ajskateboarder wrote:

(#177)
Does this work with Deno?

what´s Deno?

A WebAssembly and JavaScript/TypeScript runtime that is unfinished, however the Deno community exists and still extends the project.

what do you mean it's unfinished

WojtekGame wrote:

every github repo is unfinished unless it's deprecated or it actually states it's unfinished/discontinued.

ajskateboarder wrote:

WojtekGame wrote:

every github repo is unfinished unless it's deprecated or it actually states it's unfinished/discontinued.

Just because Deno isn't deprecated doesn't mean it's unstable. I would say Deno is feature-complete by this point

WojtekGame wrote:

(#187)

ajskateboarder wrote:

WojtekGame wrote:

every github repo is unfinished unless it's deprecated or it actually states it's unfinished/discontinued.

Just because Deno isn't deprecated doesn't mean it's unstable. I would say Deno is feature-complete by this point

well, by this point.

anyways this is kinda off topic, as we move on to MCTS.

how does the TS client knows whenever to use the copy of MC Java or not?
because yes you said that you need a copy of MC Java.

CST1229 wrote:

(#188)
i assume you just either give it a .jar file or you extract the default texture pack from it and put it in mcts' folder

uwv wrote:

CST1229 wrote:

(#188)
i assume you just either give it a .jar file or you extract the default texture pack from it and put it in mcts' folder

you assumed correctly! actually it takes it from the default location and then checks in a jar directory

showierdata9978 wrote:

uwv wrote:

CST1229 wrote:

(#188)
i assume you just either give it a .jar file or you extract the default texture pack from it and put it in mcts' folder

you assumed correctly! actually it takes it from the default location and then checks in a jar directory

What about if you use a non default launcher (like multimc or prism (fork of multimc))

bigspeedfpv wrote:

showierdata9978 wrote:

uwv wrote:

CST1229 wrote:

(#188)
i assume you just either give it a .jar file or you extract the default texture pack from it and put it in mcts' folder

you assumed correctly! actually it takes it from the default location and then checks in a jar directory

What about if you use a non default launcher (like multimc or prism (fork of multimc))

those launchers still require you to have mc installed

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:

bigspeedfpv wrote:

those launchers still require you to have mc installed

No. MultiMC, PolyMC, and PrismMC all download Minecraft's assets automatically. They don't require Minecraft or the Minecraft Launcher to be installed. They simply require you to sign in with a Microsoft/Mojang account before the assets are downloaded.

showierdata9978 wrote:

(#190)
What about if you use a non default launcher (like multimc or prism (fork of multimc))

uwv wrote:

(#196)
done goofed potentially

uwv wrote:

(#196)
done goofed potentially

uwv wrote: