Make sure the quotation marks are straight curly ones (for example, “type”: “release”) won't work.ġ3. Make sure to set it so 'id': 'name' where name is the same as the name of the folder and its files (for example, 'id': 'WeepCraft'). Check carefully for capitalization and spelling mistakes.

Again, make sure the quotation marks are straight and not curly, because “id”: “WeepCraft” won't work.ġ4. Once you've made sure of these settings, close and re-open your Minecraft Launcher.ġ5. Search through your versions list in the launcher profile again, the release (for example, release WeepCraft) could be further down in the list than you might expect.ġ6. If these settings still don't work, note that some cracked launchers don't support modded clients.

If you're not cracked, I can still help you - just leave a comment below.ġ7. Or, try a different hacked client (I recommend Impact) and see if it works. I’ve been notified recently about all of the drama surrounding the 1.12 update. It seems that in a massive effort to reduce mods and clients for Minecraft, Microsoft (who owns Mojang) has been issuing DMCA notices for custom clients as well as pushing updates to their launcher to prevent launching non-official clients. This whole tutorial and all of the clients we offer rely on the older, but still official launcher, which you can download here (requires Java).

Minecraft wurst hacks 1.8.9