getting horrible lag when i look at pretty much anything this patch touches.. water/torches/brick blocks/portals/etc etc.. [surprisingly not lava i believe] i can look at the ground and get little-to no lag but past that if i look up it laggs me to hell and back, 1fps.
The image you posted before was when looking at torches, which the patcher doesn't affect at all. It doesn't affect the texture the particles use. It doesn't even really affect rendering at all. The animations are being drawn on an image at all times in the background, no matter what you're looking at, so any slow down should be constant. I don't have any explanation for what you're experiencing, and it doesn't seem to be happening to anyone else.
When i run the patcher it doesent show me a window.. just starts a process named "javaw.exe"
know anything of use xau?
Try running it from the Command Prompt: java -Xmx512m -jar mcpatcher-1.1.10_01.exe
Quote from DerNalia »
My guess is that the MainForm.form isn't be used to initialize all those form elements on the main screen of the patcher. any ideas?
Easiest fix is probably to just use IntelliJ instead of Eclipse. Or you may be able to import the .form into another form designer. I'll figure out how to generate and check in the src for it when I get home next week.
Quote from Azzah »
i did this with the albion pack.. now i've lost my saves.
anyway for me to get my pre-patched saves back? i don't want to have lost them ._______.
What exactly did you do? The instructions provided shouldn't affect your saves at all. If you deleted your minecraft folder, is it in your recycle bin/trash can?
My watch isn't working (it just shows the purple where the graphic is supposed to be). I don't have a compass, so I can't say if it works or not :tongue.gif:
Does animated lava/water/fire look right? Did you patch and use default textures or select a texture pack in Minecraft? Which pack is it? Does it work with a different texture pack?
Quote from cferrill1 »
Well the good thing is I got the patcher working, the bad news the front page gave me a seizure.
The fact that anyone is even looking at the OP fills me with more joy than you can possibly imagine.
Quote from DerNalia »
I have some questions of the Source code ( I can't get the compiled version to work, so in order to help debug better, I want to see if there are any specific errors being thrown ).
If you could help with finding the libs to get rid of these erros and add them to the OP, that would be awesome, thanks!
I don't have time to help with the source, unfortunately. Make sure you use 1.1.x branch and just remove the rar support (I am going to soon anyway). There's not really any reason to compile it just to look for errors being thrown, you can do that with the distributed package. I can post a non-packed (i.e. non-obfuscated) jar next week if you want.
Quote from Surge »
Can someone confirm that this works with the "Mods and Texture Packs" thing that shows up when you launch Minecraft?
The very first post in this thread says, in bold letters: The texture pack selector inside of Minecraft is not supported. Maybe I could make the whole OP a flashing gif...
Quote from zayneeinzbern »
What can i do to fix it? Is there a way to unpatch?
java.nio.BufferOverflowException
at java.nio.DirectByteBuffer.put(Unknown Source)
at java.nio.ByteBuffer.put(Unknown Source)
at ge.a(SourceFile:148)
This error usually means you are using a 64x64+ texture pack with an unpatched or 32x32 Minecraft. You could maybe try patching for 128x128 and see if it gets you far enough to switch texture packs back to default. Patching for 16x16 with custom water/lava off and no texture pack should also get you basically back to the original.
I messed up and I want to patch it so it is back to normal again. Whenever I open minecraft it goes to a black screen.This is what was on the log window.
Right click the Finder icon on your dock and select "Go to Folder..." In the window that pops up, paste or type ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/bin and hit enter. Drag the file called "version" to the trash can. Run Minecraft normally and it will download the original again.
Quote from Kossimer »
I keep getting an error message upon selecting Singleplayer. The game works fine I delete the bin folder and try again without the patch, so I know it must be the patcher. It reads as follows:
The very first post in this thread has some very important instructions for creating a post that actually contains enough information for me to help you. Please read it and try your post again!
Quote from symbiant »
The problem is the tool tips are killed by this patcher. I didn't see any other posts mentioning this so I thought it should be noted.
I probably would have never noticed this, thanks.
Quote from creeper killer »
Error occurred during initialization of VM
Could not reserve enough space for object heap
You don't have enough memory for it to start up. Sometimes Minecraft doesn't close right and the processes hang around eating up memory. Press ctrl+shift+esc to launch the Windows Task Manager. On the processes tab, click the Image Name column to sort by it. Find any ones that are java.exe and click End Process (this will close any Java apps you have open, like Minecraft, so be careful).
If that doesn't work, or you don't find any java.exe processes, try rebooting.
If it still doesn't work, maybe you'll get a new computer for christmas!
Quote from MotionJazz »
Not sure if you answered this question before, but whenever I use MCPATCHER (the latest one) to download Doku's Texture pack, instead of staying in Beta, it returns to Alpha, without pumpkins and such and messing up A LOT of things. Please fix? Or link me to an earlier post regarding this? Thanks.
This shouldn't be happening with the latest version of the patcher. Try deleting your .minecraft/bin folder.
Quote from tricat »
# EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION (0xc0000005) at pc=0x4bc2c059, pid=4440, tid=5476
# C [OpenAL32.dll+0xc059]
Was this a crash or just an error when you exit? It's in the sound library so it probably has nothing to do with this patcher.
if it does work on mac's, and theres a special way to do it that i missed please tell me :biggrin.gif:
It's the same as for everybody else. Open the patcher. Pick your texture pack. If you don't have the pack as a .zip then make one or go download it again. Click patch. If you're digging around in your minecraft folder or putting textures in the directory with the launcher, you're doing it wrong.
im sure this has already been posted, but whenever i use an HD pack, like Misa's HD ot RezCraft, i cant use the scrollwheel, or rightclick how do i fix this?
The patcher shouldn't be touching anything that could possibly cause that, are you using other mods? If you're sure it's the patcher please follow the instructions in the first post.
Quote from therealzephyr »
I'm trying to use sanguine textures with beta, and this is what pops up
class: hc
at et.<init>(SourceFile:295)
at r.a(SourceFile:73)
at eh.<init>(SourceFile:52)
at bs.<init>(SourceFile:24)
at ji.b(SourceFile:93)
at lu.c(SourceFile:79)
at br.a(SourceFile:69)
Patching beta should not affect any of those files, are you using other mods? If you're sure it's the patcher please follow the instructions in the first post.
Quote from hindrichsmatt7 »
########## GL ERROR ########## @ Pre render 1281: Invalid value
Quote from iNSOMNiAC013 »
########## GL ERROR ########## @ Pre render 1281: Invalid value
LATEST UPDATE:
1.1.10 - Fixed custom water/lava for beta 1.0. Changed Run Minecraft to Test Minecraft for clarity. Patch from Kahr to add versions to backup jars, so should no longer be necessary to delete minecraft.original.jar all the time. Also from Kahr: Custom water/lava will automatically be disabled when there's a new Minecraft version if the class names aren't right.
Since I can't keep up, I added some instructions in the OP for creating a post that won't get ignored. So if you're having an issue you need help with, please go back and read the first post in the thread.
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Quote from AdelaisAer »
Patched and everything (and I've done it before
...
Found Portal: er.class
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: oe.<init>(IIII)V
Portal is et.class in 1.2.6, read "Latest Minecraft Update" in the OP.
Quote from Fuzzle »
I'm trying to get the better grass mod but my patcher doesn't have the option for better grass.
Actually, that makes no difference. I tested it out
Please delete everything except what you're responding to from the quote. The part you made red is a response to someone else. The error you posted is in the OP with an explanation and solution.
I then realized that the reason I was getting the black screen (and the open GL error) was because I had a texture pack that was enabled from the in-game menu. I restored my options folder, loaded MC and switched back to default textures (from the in-game menu) and repeated the install process and everything works fine. Author may want to put this in the first post. I don't recall seeing it there, probably because the in-game texture loader was recently implemented. I posted this to try to save other idiots like me some time. If this was mentioned in the OP, I apologize in advance for my stupidity.
It is in the OP and the post above yours but I think your post is still helpful and am quoting it so more people might see it.
Quote from bobthefat »
hi, i keep getting this error message, please help
The message window that pops up already has all the help I can give you, except the possibility that you are just running an outdated minecraft.jar.
Quote from wtoto »
The only way I can get my 128x128 texture pack to work is by putting it in minecraft.jar and then applying the patch. Please help! I want to be able to put my texture pack in the texture pack folder and NOT minecraft.jar.
Quote from terrax »
########## GL ERROR ##########
@ Pre render
1281: Invalid value
Quote from ProzacK »
Everytime i use the patcher the client (1.2.6) is downgraded to 1.2.2 version... why?
It's patching the minecraft.jar in the same directory as the patcher, instead of the one you actually play from. Put the patcher in a different directory without a minecraft.jar.
Quote from OoJUGG3RN4UToO »
How do I use mods with this HD Fix?
Install the mods, then run this patcher.
Quote from OoJUGG3RN4UToO »
Quote from Xechorizo »
Now that SMP Health is out I was stoked to try the 256x256 patch option, only when launching the client after the "successful" patch, I get this:
java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 262144
That doesn't work BECAUSE your computer Might not be good enough to run a 256x256 Pixels. I can't even run a 128x128 or above texture pack, cause my computer sucks so bad!
That's not why it doesn't work.
Quote from nazback »
Edit: Dw fixed it
Pleaaasee post what was wrong and how you fixed it.
Quote from Tohclan »
So I'm not sure if its my computer or minecraft or my luck, or something I did wrong.
But I get this error after selecting a 64x64 or 128x128 pack in game as well as every time I try to start the game after selecting said pack I get the same error. After removing said pack I can play again. So I'm completely stumped on the issue.
java.nio.BufferOverflowException
at fu.a(SourceFile:148)
That error suggests you didn't patch or didn't patch for the right resolution. Choose the pack in the patcher and replace the default textures with it. The patcher replaces the hard-coded "all textures are 16x16" with "all textures are 64x64" (or whatever size you pick), so replacing the default textures is the only supported method.
starting without the mcpatcher launcher re-downloads the original files again
This shouldn't happen. Are you sure it's happening every time? Maybe there was just an oddly-timed update (or 3)?
Quote from Misa »
I can send what I have to you privately if it'd aid in your work though.
It would definitely help, I turned my PMs back on so you can send me something that way. If you have it in a format that would make creating animations easier I'd be interested in that too. I thought about gif but looks like you have varying transparencies too.
Quote from know15 »
Exception in thread "Minecraft main thread" java.lang.LinkageError: Version mismatch: jar version is '22', native libary version is '12'
at org.lwjgl.Sys.<clinit>(Sys.java:103)
This sounds like a Minecraft problem and not something this patcher has anything to do with.
Quote from Blackop2 »
java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 262144
at et.<init>(SourceFile:50)
This is something to do with the portals, I think it just was never tested for 256x256 (because 256x256 usually looks awful (and you should be ashamed for wanting to use it)) but I will look into it.
Quote from slothy89 »
I'm not that stupid.. I wouldn't post without falling those steps first. I've double and triple, even quadruple checked it's properly updated minecraft.
The log messages I quoted indicate that the minecraft.jar the patcher is reading and operating on is not the version it was created for when you ran it that time. Here's why:
Every time a Minecraft update adds new classes, some of the existing classes get different obfuscated names, usually one or two letters further in the alphabet. For everything except custom lava and water, the patcher does not care about the names. It looks for identifying things in the actual compiled bytecode: maybe the portal code says "Hey I'm a portal" somewhere, or maybe lava is drawn with a very specific algorithm, whatever.
The custom water and lava though use replacement classes for the 2 water and 2 lava animation classes. These are all new code and just dropped on top of the old ones. I have to manually change the names every time there is an update. So these log messages:
Found FlowLava: ey.class
Replacing ez.class
indicate that the patcher found the actual code that looks like the Flowing Lava code in ey.class. But when I compiled the patcher, I named it ez.class, because that's what it was in my minecraft.jar. So the log you posted shows, with 100% certainty, that the minecraft.jar you patched was not the same as the minecraft.jar the patcher was compiled for.
I realize this doesn't help you actually solve the problem, but there's not really anything else I can tell you. That's what's happening. If you've quadruple checked that everything is right, maybe you are getting a different error now without noticing.
Quote from copperdomebodha »
Do you think that you could modify this to also alter the offsets for /minecraft.jar/font/default.png file?
I'll look into it but no promises.
Quote from Tornament »
My method to patch 32x textures, if u use huge amount of mods, like i )
I assume you have a specific reason for doing this, but I just want to point out that, in general, pulling the patched class files out and treating them as opaque replacement classes will just make the patcher less compatible with other mods. The patcher dynamically determines what needs to be fixed, so if some mod makes minor changes to a class the patcher affects, the patcher will still work fine. If you use the whole class files and there is a collision, you will have to choose one class file or the other.
I was wondering is there any kind of file naming workaround I can use to replace the default portal animation with mine? Or is there a plan to support custom portal animations in the works?
There's no way to do it right now, but I've been thinking about making a way to apply custom animations to any tile. Can you post the image?
Quote from Chewy2014 »
I downloaded the latest patcher and tried to run it but it won't even open.
Try running it from the command prompt: java -jar mcpatcher-1.1.9_04.exe
Quote from slothy89 »
heres the full patcher log as you requested:
Found FlowLava: ey.class
Found FlowWater: iy.class
Found StillWater: od.class
Replacing ez.class
Replacing iz.class
Replacing oe.class
Your Minecraft version doesn't match the version the patcher is for. Try following the instructions in the OP to make sure your Minecraft is the latest version and there is no backup messing things up.
Quote from shelter »
You do realize that this patch makes the game function in offline mode without authorization right?
And by doing that it acts like a crack for minecraft. Not good.
Holster the pitchfork Captain Crusadey McCopyProtector, there is nothing to crack. Minecraft has no copy protection. The executable file you download off the Minecraft website is a launcher. When you enter your name and password into it, it downloads the actual game files. Once you have them, you don't have to log in anymore, you can just fail the login and hit Play Offline, or launch the game from the command line like this patcher does. If you never log in and download the game files, the patcher won't work.
#### Success! ...probably ####
...
at net.minecraft.client.Minecraft.main(SourceFile:1493)
Quote from slothy89 »
Im getting the exact same issue.. Seems to patch OK, but the game is black screen after launching and logging in.
Or if running direct from the patcher it just doesnt load with the same error
Quote from skelbley »
Getting the same issue all of a sudden; goes black after the login screen. Was there an update to the client today?
Post the whole log, including all the stuff at the very beginning and all the stuff when you push patch.
Quote from DavidHill76 »
Found AnimTexture: ad.class
...
Found Minecraft: net/minecraft/client/Minecraft.class
[java, -cp, C:\Users\David\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\bin/minecraft.jar;C:\Users\David\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\bin/lwjgl.jar;C:\Users\David\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\bin/lwjgl_util.jar;C:\Users\David\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\bin/jinput.jar, -Djava.library.path=C:\Users\David\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\bin/natives, -Xmx1024M, -Xms512M, net.minecraft.client.Minecraft]
...
java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 262144
When trying to run 256x256. Custom water and lava unchecked
Looks like you didn't hit the Patch button.
Quote from captaincrunch24 »
so, the only way to fix the glitch is to replace the textures in game file? so i can't use the new texture pack feature for my 32x32 texture pack? that sux...
Yes.
Quote from magihiro »
Do I seriously have to run the patcher every time I want to use this texture pack with minecraft?
No.
It will look for a minecraft.jar in the same directory as the patcher and patch that if it exists. Otherwise it will patch the one in .minecraft/bin, so the patch will be there whenever you launch Minecraft normally. So, you should make sure there's no minecraft.jar in the same direcory as the patcher, and if that doesn't work, post your log.
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The image you posted before was when looking at torches, which the patcher doesn't affect at all. It doesn't affect the texture the particles use. It doesn't even really affect rendering at all. The animations are being drawn on an image at all times in the background, no matter what you're looking at, so any slow down should be constant. I don't have any explanation for what you're experiencing, and it doesn't seem to be happening to anyone else.
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Try running it from the Command Prompt: java -Xmx512m -jar mcpatcher-1.1.10_01.exe
Easiest fix is probably to just use IntelliJ instead of Eclipse. Or you may be able to import the .form into another form designer. I'll figure out how to generate and check in the src for it when I get home next week.
What exactly did you do? The instructions provided shouldn't affect your saves at all. If you deleted your minecraft folder, is it in your recycle bin/trash can?
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Does animated lava/water/fire look right? Did you patch and use default textures or select a texture pack in Minecraft? Which pack is it? Does it work with a different texture pack?
The fact that anyone is even looking at the OP fills me with more joy than you can possibly imagine.
I don't have time to help with the source, unfortunately. Make sure you use 1.1.x branch and just remove the rar support (I am going to soon anyway). There's not really any reason to compile it just to look for errors being thrown, you can do that with the distributed package. I can post a non-packed (i.e. non-obfuscated) jar next week if you want.
The very first post in this thread says, in bold letters: The texture pack selector inside of Minecraft is not supported. Maybe I could make the whole OP a flashing gif...
This error usually means you are using a 64x64+ texture pack with an unpatched or 32x32 Minecraft. You could maybe try patching for 128x128 and see if it gets you far enough to switch texture packs back to default. Patching for 16x16 with custom water/lava off and no texture pack should also get you basically back to the original.
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Right click the Finder icon on your dock and select "Go to Folder..." In the window that pops up, paste or type ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/bin and hit enter. Drag the file called "version" to the trash can. Run Minecraft normally and it will download the original again.
The very first post in this thread has some very important instructions for creating a post that actually contains enough information for me to help you. Please read it and try your post again!
I probably would have never noticed this, thanks.
You don't have enough memory for it to start up. Sometimes Minecraft doesn't close right and the processes hang around eating up memory. Press ctrl+shift+esc to launch the Windows Task Manager. On the processes tab, click the Image Name column to sort by it. Find any ones that are java.exe and click End Process (this will close any Java apps you have open, like Minecraft, so be careful).
If that doesn't work, or you don't find any java.exe processes, try rebooting.
If it still doesn't work, maybe you'll get a new computer for christmas!
This shouldn't be happening with the latest version of the patcher. Try deleting your .minecraft/bin folder.
Was this a crash or just an error when you exit? It's in the sound library so it probably has nothing to do with this patcher.
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This patcher doesn't touch the hb class, but ModLoader does.
Maybe you aren't using the latest Minecraft.
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1.1.10_01 - Fixed custom water/lava for beta 1.1_02
LATEST DOWNLOAD:
WINDOWS: http://github.com/downloads/pclewis/mcp ... .10_01.exe
MAC: http://github.com/downloads/pclewis/mcp ... .10_01.dmg
EVERYBODY ELSE: http://github.com/downloads/pclewis/mcp ... .10_01.jar
SOURCE: http://github.com/pclewis/mcpatcher
OLD VERSIONS: https://github.com/pclewis/mcpatcher/downloads
It's the same as for everybody else. Open the patcher. Pick your texture pack. If you don't have the pack as a .zip then make one or go download it again. Click patch. If you're digging around in your minecraft folder or putting textures in the directory with the launcher, you're doing it wrong.
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The patcher shouldn't be touching anything that could possibly cause that, are you using other mods? If you're sure it's the patcher please follow the instructions in the first post.
Patching beta should not affect any of those files, are you using other mods? If you're sure it's the patcher please follow the instructions in the first post.
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A link to downloads for old versions and a list of what version does what is in the very first post in this thread. Reading it would mean a lot to me.
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1.1.10 - Fixed custom water/lava for beta 1.0. Changed Run Minecraft to Test Minecraft for clarity. Patch from Kahr to add versions to backup jars, so should no longer be necessary to delete minecraft.original.jar all the time. Also from Kahr: Custom water/lava will automatically be disabled when there's a new Minecraft version if the class names aren't right.
LATEST DOWNLOAD:
WINDOWS: http://github.com/downloads/pclewis/mcp ... 1.1.10.exe
MAC: http://github.com/downloads/pclewis/mcp ... 1.1.10.dmg
EVERYBODY ELSE: http://github.com/downloads/pclewis/mcp ... 1.1.10.jar
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Since I can't keep up, I added some instructions in the OP for creating a post that won't get ignored. So if you're having an issue you need help with, please go back and read the first post in the thread.
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Portal is et.class in 1.2.6, read "Latest Minecraft Update" in the OP.
BetterGrass is part of MrMMods now.
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Please delete everything except what you're responding to from the quote. The part you made red is a response to someone else. The error you posted is in the OP with an explanation and solution.
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It is in the OP and the post above yours but I think your post is still helpful and am quoting it so more people might see it.
The message window that pops up already has all the help I can give you, except the possibility that you are just running an outdated minecraft.jar.
Read the OP
It's patching the minecraft.jar in the same directory as the patcher, instead of the one you actually play from. Put the patcher in a different directory without a minecraft.jar.
Install the mods, then run this patcher.
That's not why it doesn't work.
Pleaaasee post what was wrong and how you fixed it.
That error suggests you didn't patch or didn't patch for the right resolution. Choose the pack in the patcher and replace the default textures with it. The patcher replaces the hard-coded "all textures are 16x16" with "all textures are 64x64" (or whatever size you pick), so replacing the default textures is the only supported method.
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This shouldn't happen. Are you sure it's happening every time? Maybe there was just an oddly-timed update (or 3)?
It would definitely help, I turned my PMs back on so you can send me something that way. If you have it in a format that would make creating animations easier I'd be interested in that too. I thought about gif but looks like you have varying transparencies too.
This sounds like a Minecraft problem and not something this patcher has anything to do with.
This is something to do with the portals, I think it just was never tested for 256x256 (because 256x256 usually looks awful (and you should be ashamed for wanting to use it)) but I will look into it.
The log messages I quoted indicate that the minecraft.jar the patcher is reading and operating on is not the version it was created for when you ran it that time. Here's why:
Every time a Minecraft update adds new classes, some of the existing classes get different obfuscated names, usually one or two letters further in the alphabet. For everything except custom lava and water, the patcher does not care about the names. It looks for identifying things in the actual compiled bytecode: maybe the portal code says "Hey I'm a portal" somewhere, or maybe lava is drawn with a very specific algorithm, whatever.
The custom water and lava though use replacement classes for the 2 water and 2 lava animation classes. These are all new code and just dropped on top of the old ones. I have to manually change the names every time there is an update. So these log messages:
indicate that the patcher found the actual code that looks like the Flowing Lava code in ey.class. But when I compiled the patcher, I named it ez.class, because that's what it was in my minecraft.jar. So the log you posted shows, with 100% certainty, that the minecraft.jar you patched was not the same as the minecraft.jar the patcher was compiled for.
I realize this doesn't help you actually solve the problem, but there's not really anything else I can tell you. That's what's happening. If you've quadruple checked that everything is right, maybe you are getting a different error now without noticing.
I'll look into it but no promises.
I assume you have a specific reason for doing this, but I just want to point out that, in general, pulling the patched class files out and treating them as opaque replacement classes will just make the patcher less compatible with other mods. The patcher dynamically determines what needs to be fixed, so if some mod makes minor changes to a class the patcher affects, the patcher will still work fine. If you use the whole class files and there is a collision, you will have to choose one class file or the other.
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There's no way to do it right now, but I've been thinking about making a way to apply custom animations to any tile. Can you post the image?
Try running it from the command prompt: java -jar mcpatcher-1.1.9_04.exe
Your Minecraft version doesn't match the version the patcher is for. Try following the instructions in the OP to make sure your Minecraft is the latest version and there is no backup messing things up.
Holster the pitchfork Captain Crusadey McCopyProtector, there is nothing to crack. Minecraft has no copy protection. The executable file you download off the Minecraft website is a launcher. When you enter your name and password into it, it downloads the actual game files. Once you have them, you don't have to log in anymore, you can just fail the login and hit Play Offline, or launch the game from the command line like this patcher does. If you never log in and download the game files, the patcher won't work.
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Post the whole log, including all the stuff at the very beginning and all the stuff when you push patch.
Looks like you didn't hit the Patch button.
Yes.
No.
It will look for a minecraft.jar in the same directory as the patcher and patch that if it exists. Otherwise it will patch the one in .minecraft/bin, so the patch will be there whenever you launch Minecraft normally. So, you should make sure there's no minecraft.jar in the same direcory as the patcher, and if that doesn't work, post your log.