Console add-on
This addon provides an interactive console for Minecraft process' output. this is useful to debug the game when it crashes multiple times, or simply if you can to track what's going on.
pip install --user portablemc-console
Usage
This addon requires you to install the prompt_toolkit python library.
This addon is enabled by default when launching the game with the start sub-command. To disable
it and fall back to the default process' output, you can add the --no-console flag to the command
line. By default, when the game ends, you need to do Ctrl+C again to close the terminal, you
can disable it using the --single-exit flag in the command, this will cause your interactive
console to close with the game's process.
Examples
portablemc start my_version # Starts the game and open the interactive console.
portablemc start --no-console my_version # Starts the game and don't open the interactive console.
Credits
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Metadata
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