if you're playing on a POS laptop this should stop you from breaking it over your knee A guide to install GD Launcher and Fabulously Optimized modpack for CMC-SMP for a better framerate in game
Minecraft Java Edition runs like dog shit on anything less than a "nasa" pc, this modpack helped me play 1.16 on a computer from 2007 back before I got a ballin' PC, now I use it to play with shaders at a high framerate and without ALC crashes etc. (mowglixx, 2021)
Download all this before getting started
-
YOUR MINECRAFT LOGIN DETAILS (too many of you don't know this)
-
GD Launcher - You don't HAVE to use this launcher but it's really good and it's open-source.
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BSL 8 Shaders (Optional)
You don't need Optifine for shaders in this modpack, you won't get a shaders options screen so choose your shaders wisely.
- Install GD Launcher AND Java 16
- Open
GD Launcher
and login with your details Minecraft account - Press the
down arrow
in the bottom right until you have gone through the tour and there is a little+
in the bottom left - Click on the
+
and then import the zip file for Fabulously Optimized 1.17 Beta Modpack - After the import is complete your screen will look like this...
- At this point if you try to play the game you will get this error, it just means it need
Java 16
- Go to settings in the top right
- Click Java on the left
- Uncheck the "Autodetect Java Path" option (show in yellow)
- Click the Browse Files Button (shown in green)
- Navigate to
C:\Program Files\AdoptOpenJDK\jdk-16.[version]
or wherever you installed it. - Select
java.exe
or justjava
(shown in Blue) in thebin
folder
As of 1.17
, Minecraft now requires Java 16
+ instead of Java 8/11
(Minecraft 1.16 and below). most you scrubs think java is just Minecraft when really Java is the language Minecraft is written in, You need the latest version of Java to run the Latest versions of Minecraft BUT because all the Mod Launchers like GD Launcher
, Curseforge Twitch
(or whatever it is now), TLauncher
etc. all use Java 8 for Minecraft 1.16 and below here is where the problem is...
IDK, something something features... Google it.