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 <h2> Overview </h2>
  MultiMC is an alternative launcher for Minecraft. MultiMC lets you launch multiple instances of Minecraft each with its own mods, resource packs, and saves. It also helps you manage them all using simple interface.
 
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 <p> Download links for the latest version are listed below.</p>
 
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 <h2> Features </h2>
  Manage multiple Minecraft instances and keep them clean. - Drill into the details, examining the logs, mods and everything else easily. No surprises It is MultiMC strives to be constant and follow the instructions you tell it to do. Fine control over Java settings, runtimes. Each instance has its own set of settings overrides that you can activate in addition to the global settings. MultiMC game logs provide additional information that can be used to diagnose problems and are color-coded. - Support for older versions being run in the original way they were released. - Quickly end Minecraft if it crashes or freezes. MultiMC is very lightweight and can run in the background. It also monitors the game even on older machines with less memory. Easy installation of the most popular mod loaders - Forge, Fabric and LiteLoader (and likely to add more in the near future). Minecraft world and resource/texture pack management. - Import and export of Minecraft instances to share them with anyone. - Import modpacks from various platforms: Modrinth, CurseForge and FTB (via import from the FTB App), Technic, ATLauncher and FTB legacy. The more the merrier.
 
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 <h2> Screenshots </h2>
 
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 <h2> Download &amp; install </h2>
  Select the right download for your operating system from the list below.  https://deepspaceii.com/  Extract the archive to a folder and then run it. Make sure that you install it to be executable if you are using Linux.
 
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 <h3> Windows </h3>
  
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  MultiMC requires Qt5 to be installed on Linux. Depending on your distribution you may need to install these packages if you don't already have it:
 
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 <p> - Arch: qt5-base - OpenSuse: libqt5-qtbase - CentOS/Fedora/RHEL: qt5-qtbase - Ubuntu/Debian: libqt5core5a libqt5network5 libqt5gui5</p>
 
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 <h2> Patreon Help us! </h2>
  We are running an Patreon campaign to pay for hosting costs for servers and to invest in new equipment and infrastructure. $5 gets you a mention in the credits of the app along with a Discord role. If we can keep at least $100 per month total that will allow us to keep the site ad-free!
 
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 <h2> Discord server </h2>
  You can also chat with us on our discord server. Click here to join!
 
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 <p> It's important to realize that we're most likely to be busy with Real Work(tm) and Real Life(tm) most of the time.</p>
 
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 <h2> Source Code </h2>
  MultiMC is based on code hosted on GitHub. The source code is only available to facilitate collaboration. The only differences between binary distribution and code is the addition of branding and API keys necessary to function properly in the launcher and packaging-related adjustments.
 
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 <h2> Branding, identifying marks and API keys </h2>
 
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