Glass Launcher v0.4.5

See CHANGELOG.md.

Known issues:

• A lot of the code is very messy and undocumented.
• No ability to export instances, despite having import support.

Notes:

• You can technically export an instance by zipping up the contents of the instance you want, deleting bin from .minecraft and then trim any vanilla resource files manually (glass-launcher downloads these on import). The zip should have .minecraft, mods and instance_config.json in the root directory.

Glass Launcher v0.4.4

See CHANGELOG.md.

Known issues:

• A lot of the code is very messy and undocumented.
• No ability to export instances, despite having import support.

Notes:

• You can technically export an instance by zipping up the contents of the instance you want, deleting bin from .minecraft and then trim any vanilla resource files manually (glass-launcher downloads these on import). The zip should have .minecraft, mods and instance_config.json in the root directory.

Glass Launcher v0.4.3

See CHANGELOG.md.

Known issues:

• A lot of the code is very messy and undocumented.
• No ability to export instances, despite having import support.

Notes:

• You can technically export an instance by zipping up the contents of the instance you want, deleting bin from .minecraft and then trim any vanilla resource files manually (glass-launcher downloads these on import). The zip should have .minecraft, mods and instance_config.json in the root directory.

Glass Launcher v0.4.2

See CHANGELOG.md.

Known issues:

• A lot of the code is very messy and undocumented.
• No ability to export instances, despite having import support.

Notes:

• You can technically export an instance by zipping up the contents of the instance you want, deleting bin from .minecraft and then trim any vanilla resource files manually (glass-launcher downloads these on import). The zip should have .minecraft, mods and instance_config.json in the root directory.

Glass Launcher v0.4.1

See CHANGELOG.md.

Known issues:

• A lot of the code is very messy and undocumented.
• No ability to export instances, despite having import support.

Notes:

• You can technically export an instance by zipping up the contents of the instance you want, deleting bin from .minecraft and then trim any vanilla resource files manually (glass-launcher downloads these on import). The zip should have .minecraft, mods and instance_config.json in the root directory.

Glass Launcher v0.4

See CHANGELOG.md.

Known issues:

• A lot of the code is very messy and undocumented.
• No ability to export instances, despite having import support.

Notes:

• You can technically export an instance by zipping up the contents of the instance you want, deleting bin from .minecraft and then trim any vanilla resource files manually (glass-launcher downloads these on import). The zip should have .minecraft, mods and instance_config.json in the root directory.
• This is also the first "stable" version of glass-launcher. It should crash and throw errors way less than any other version did.

Glass Launcher v0.3

Can only launch PyMCL instances.
The proxy is now completely self-contained inside glass-launcher, which means it no longer relies on a third-party site to get skins from.

Changelog at CHANGELOG.md.

Known issues:

• Many missing features.

Glass Launcher v0.2

Can only launch PyMCL instances.
Can launch a MitM proxy to fix sounds, skins and capes when launching Minecraft.
Proxy behaviour can be set in the options tab.

Known issues:

• Many missing features.

Changelog:

• Config saving and loading re-added.
• Removed all legacy and out of date test code.
• Cleaned up some unused imports.

I need to start looking at a better way of redistributing this soon.

Glass Launcher v0.1

Initial release.

Can only launch PyMCL instances.
Always launches a MitM proxy to fix sounds, skins and capes when launching Minecraft.

Known issues:

• Many missing features.