Yesterday I bought the Minecraft Java Edition on minecraft.net, let's say a bit involuntarily, in any case I'm a bit dissatisfied with the command line, maybe someone can help me.
I have already tested the Java Edition with a friend and with him I was able to move around the world even if I was just entering a command and the command line did not have to be opened but would be displayed by default, that is not so for me I have to T to press.
In any case, that annoys me because I want to move primarily because of the block coordinates. In addition, only the launcher is on my desktop, I have to log in to Windows every time I want to play.
Does anyone know you there?
With him I could still move around the world even if I was just entering a command
Then your friend was playing with a hacked client. You can remember a coordinate and first run to a coordinate.
I have to log into Windows every time I want to play.
Usually you have to tick the launcher to stay logged in.
If so, you have to log in with Microsoft, and every Java user only has the launcher.
Ask your friend which client he is using. And then get that too.
Regarding the coordinates: You can copy your current location to the clipboard with F3+ C.
Thanks, I've already found a solution for me, but I don't always want to open the launcher. To get to the Minecraft main menu. Is there a solution for this that I have Minecraft directly on dme Deskopt, i.e. Come directly to the main menu?
Thanks, I've already found a solution for me, but I don't always want to open the launcher. To get to the Minecraft main menu. Is there a solution for this that I have Minecraft directly on dme Deskopt, i.e. Come directly to the main menu?
Thanks, I've already found a solution
I don't know of any, I always do it via launcher.
It's just one more click.
That's also true, but 2 clicks to start the launcher, another click to select Minecraft and another click on Play, are a total of 4 clicks. But if you play 100 times there are also 400 clicks more…
A bit annoying but well, thank God my computer is quick to load
No, unfortunately not.
