Setup script for any version of Minecraft to run natively on Apple M1 family processers using the official launcher and official files.
- 1.18.0
- 1.18.1
- 1.18.2
- Install the official Minecraft Launcher from the Mojang website
- Install a native Java JRE environment, using
homebrew
or Azul Zulu JDK - Install a version of Minecraft through the Minecraft Launcher, this will be in
Rosetta
- Clone this repository to a convenient location
- Type the following command and do not run it just yet
$ python3 setup.py
- Locate your Minecraft installation folder, it's usually under
$HOME/Library/Application Support/minecraft
- Drag and drop the directory into the terminal, the command should look like this
$ python3 setup.py $HOME/Library/Application\ Support/minecraft
- Run the script
Once you have successfully ran the script, relaunch the Minecraft Launcher and click on installations.
- Create a new installation and under versions, you should see a release named
<version>-arm
- Click on
More Options
and underJava Executable
find the path to the native ARM Java binary, it's usually under/usr/bin/java
. Runwhich java
in your terminal to locate the binary if you don't know where it is.
Tested on MacBook Pro 14'
with a 10-core CPU and 16-core GPU, the framerate almost double from 40-60 fps
to a stable 90-110 fps
.