I will be rebuilding eClient's interface using CustomTkinter.
The launching alogrithm will not be changed majorly.
I believe this should be done by August, but it could be finished by mid-July too so I'll keep updating the README to report progress.
Simultaneously, I'm also working on a new website, which looks epic.
Anyways, a good, big update is coming soon. If you want to send suggestions, write some in Issues.
Update: I'm caught up with exams at the moment, the update will be delayed till mid-October.
A Minecraft Launcher written in Python using Tkinter.
Based on PyCraft by shasankp000.
Check out the eClient Wiki, which has all the updated information on how to run Minecraft like you want to!
Check it out at https://eclient.vpun215.tech.
You can see the archived source code of the old one as well.
This change comes after I acquired the domain vpun215.tech.
This launcher aims to be the best launcher (in Python) built for Windows.
It has many features including a Mod Installer.
This launcher downloads Minecraft Libraries from the official libraries.minecraft.net.
A check means that the bug has been resolved.
- When launching Minecraft 1.20, Minecraft loads in with 'Failed to Quick Play'.
- Not able to login to Mojang accounts anymore (Mojang disabled the API).
- Forge can't install and run properly (Only in versions before 1.13).
Report new bugs in Issues.
- Can install and launch all versions of Minecraft: Java Edition (starting from 1.0).
- Can install mods (from Modrinth) directly from the launcher.
- Supports Fabric, Forge and Optifine.
- Ability to login with Ely.by, Offline Accounts and Microsoft Accounts (see v1.5).
- Can run the game (in singleplayer) when offline, using an offline account.
eClient supports custom Minecraft skins.
For Microsoft Accounts:
- Change your skin here.
- Wait a few minutes, then relaunch eClient.
For Ely.by Accounts:
- Change your skin here.
- Wait a few minutes, then relaunch eClient.
Offline Accounts don't have support for custom skins, as they are not authenticated.
The Installer might get flagged as a virus on your machine.
This is a false positive.
This happens because I compile the installer using PyInstaller.
Microsoft Defender should not report it as a virus.
IMPORTANT: This might appear after double-clicking on the installer.
To solve this issue, click More Info and then click Run Anyway.
This is because I haven't signed this exe (and I don't plan to, unless someone gives me a couple hundred bucks).
eClient Updater
eClient (Home)
eClient (Installations tab)
eClient (Settings tab)
eClient (Additional Settings tab)
eClient (Accounts tab)
eClient (Help tab)
eClient (Mod Installer)
eClient (Mod Installer - List of Mods)
Check the wiki.