#Atlauncher help install

Dark is the default theme and is a dark theme.

Your theme shouldĮxtend one of the base ATLauncher themes depending on what you need:

The process is fairly straight forward, but may require a lot of trial and error.įirst you must create a MyThemeName.java in the src/main/java/com/atlauncher/themes/ directory. Create Custom ThemesĪTLauncher supports custom themes. This is run during the CI process, and will fail if the license is missing or not up to date, so make sure that you add To check that they're all correct, you can run the below command. If you add new files, or update the LICENSEHEADER file, you can add that to all source files by running. This will print a report to the console about any dependencies which have updates. To check for dependency updates with gradle, simply run. Well as a list of extensions recommended for the project. That you're accustomed to (if any), but by using VSCode, you get the benefit of predefined tasks and launch commands as This project is setup to use VSCode for development. gradlew run -args = '-debug -debug-level 3 -working-dir=testLauncher' Using VSCode If you want to run the launcher while developing with it, you can use your IDE (if you have one) to do that for you.Īlternatively you can run.

This will build the application and output the resulting files for Windows, Linux and OSX in the dist directory.

Java 8 is recommended since we compile to Java 8Įverything else that's needed for the project is provided by Gradle, and accessed using the Gradle wrapper which can be In order to build ATLauncher, you will need Java 8, 9, 10, 11 or 12. Please see the TESTING.md file for information on how we write tests.

#Atlauncher help install

ATLauncher is a launcher for Minecraft which integrates multiple different modpacks to allow you to download and install