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Today, when I opened the Twitch launcher to update my modpack's mods, I saw the message that they are "moving" to Overwolf. I downloaded this new launcher and see lots of problems. The CurseForge launcher itself doesn't work at all (yet?), you can't add mods to existing custom modpacks, can't create modpacks, and browsing non-official backs is completely broken, at least for me. I'm sure these things will be fixed with time, but I find it extremely off putting that they are going to tell me that I should prepare to migrate, and then give me a completely broken piece of software. I also have some fundamental gripes with the launcher that I noticed in the first 10 seconds of using it. Overwolf also has to be installed. Overwolf has 6 background processes. The Curseforge Launcher has huge ads. This has led me to search for a better launcher/system.

I have used MultiMC for a long time and love it for actually playing Minecraft, but I really like being able to quickly update/manage mod versions in Twitch launcher, which doesn't seem to be possible in MultiMC.

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I am trying to run a minecraft modpack from Twitch. The modpack runs in minecraft version 12.2, so it uses the old minecraft launcher. When I try to launch it, the following is displayed in the game output:

'''Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ClassCastException: class jdk.internal.loader.ClassLoaders$AppClassLoader cannot be cast to class java.net.URLClassLoader (jdk.internal.loader.ClassLoaders$AppClassLoader and java.net.URLClassLoader are in module java.base of loader 'bootstrap') at net.minecraft.launchwrapper.Launch.(Launch.java:34) at net.minecraft.launchwrapper.Launch.main(Launch.java:28)'''

Was playing on a modded minecraft server( one that i setup) as soon as I opped myself in-game the client crashed and malwarebytes popped up a ransomeware warning. Pretty sure this is false positive as nothing on my system could cause this looks to have been triggered by something in-game

Today when I hopped into the end portal in modded Minecraft, MalwareBytes blocked jawaw.exe here: C:\Program Files (x86)\Minecraft Launcher\runtime\jre-x64\bin/javaw.exe and marked it as ransomware. I am playing the Skyfactory 4 modpack using the MultiMC 5 launcher.

Error occurred during initialization of boot layer java.lang.module.FindException: java.io.FileNotFoundException: C:\Users\Me\Twitch\Minecraft\Install\libraries\cpw\mods\bootstraplauncher\1.0.0\bootstraplauncher-1.0.0.jar (Access is denied) Caused by: java.io.FileNotFoundException: C:\Users\Me\Twitch\Minecraft\Install\libraries\cpw\mods\bootstraplauncher\1.0.0\bootstraplauncher-1.0.0.jar (Access is denied)

That button is F6 by default, but to set up the process you'll first need to link a Twitch account to your Mojang account - which can be done in your Mojang account settings. As detailed on the Twitch Blog, you'll then have to open up your Minecraft launcher, select "New Profile" and select "Enable experimental development snapshots."

When you start up the pack with the twitch launcher, it will normally use an old Java version (1.8.0.25) which is too old to run SevTech properly.You can change the Java version by going into 'settings' and then 'minecraft' in the twitch launcher.

Then tell it to use the JAR-launcher instead of the native launcher and then choose a newer version of java (all installed versions should appear in the list). Make sure that you have installed the correct version (32 or 64 bit).The recommended version is 1.8.0.161 or above.

I have not tried rebooting my desktop or logging out and back into the launcher, but I have shut down and powered it up again, just not in the same day (I have yet to see if that fixed it or not).

I have a theory as to why this problem could have occurred, but I won't know until sometime next week as to whether or not it could have had even the slightest effect on the situation.

Overwolf (CurseForge) and Technic are both alternative launchers. Once you download and install either simply search for the modpack, install it and hit the play button. It is however highly recommended to use the Overwolf/CurseForge launcher, as it causes far less issues and is much easier to work with. It will also allocate the right amount of RAM required for the modpack right off the bat, which Technic will not do. Generally speaking, Technic should only be used by those already experienced with it.

When you click play, the Minecraft launcher will show up. After this, you can hit play. After hitting play, Minecraft will boot up. Be patient, as this is a modpack, which means it will take longer to boot up.

Step by step instructions on how to install manually RLCraft. This method works with the original minecraft launcher and should also work with other launchers, but depending on which one you use the steps may vary.

I have a small problem. I played a modpack off of the Twitch launcher on Minecraft, and I wanted to move my saved worlds over to the overwolf version of the modpack. I noticed that in overwold there is an option to open the game folder, but, it keeps saying my permission to access these files are denied, is this a bug of some kind? Is it fixable?

So I got Minecraft and I logged in, and I pressed the play button. It started to download, but when its almost done, the text appears in the download bar "downloading twitch-external-platform-4.5-native-windows-64.jar" can someone please tell what that means and how I can fix it.

If you have a slow connection, it may just be that it is taking a while to download (it is a ~7MB file). You may want to leave the launcher running for a while, or wait a few hours or a day and try again.

Seeing as I was an extremely reluctant user of it in the first place, when years ago, Twitch/Curse basically ate the Feed the Beast launcher up in a monopoly, this sounded like the perfect opportunity to jettison the software out of my system for good.

Except, I also had years of built-up modded Minecraft instances to preserve and back up and salvage. Some trial and error research later, I settled on ATlauncher and started the process of transferring directories and testing if they started up. ff782bc1db