Raeson
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atticus i'm pretty sure he was talking about the .jar...Download it from minecraft.net?
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atticus i'm pretty sure he was talking about the .jar...Download it from minecraft.net?
Mamiamato, like i said the saves are in a different folder.Wait... so I delete the minecraft I have and go download a new one? What about my world saves? I have copied them into another folder, but I'm not sure if that would help. But do I just delete EVERY file and go re-download it?
I know I am making everything confusing, but I want the volume back D
I hope you are right, but if you are not, I swear I will get mad at you.Alright, this is ridiculous. Okay. Copy your saves folder to the desktop, delete your .minecraft, and open the launcher, allowing it to redownload the .minecraft, then replace the saves folder
You're wrong, but anyways, getting a fresh minecraft did not seem to work. Any other suggestions?Mamiamato, like i said the saves are in a different folder.
Not sure if trolling or just not knowledgeable. Let me walk you through this. Baby steps.You're wrong, but anyways, getting a fresh minecraft did not seem to work. Any other suggestions?
I put my saves in a seperate folder.Not sure if trolling or just not knowledgeable. Let me walk you through this. Baby steps.
The "bin" folder in .minecraft contains minecraft.jar which is the majority of the game.
The resources folder include the sound files.
The saves file contains your minecraft maps.
The screenshots folder contains your screenshots.
The stats folder contains your stats.
The texturepack folder contains your texturepacks.
Your lastlogin contains your last login.
Your servers.dat folder contains your servers that you have saved.
In conclusion, You're wrong on many counts. Each part of minecraft contains different stuff.
Also, The minecraft launcher has NOTHING to do with your .minecraft, in fact it barely has any coding at all surrounding it, it's all the minecraft.jar.
How do you contact them?If you redownloaded a fresh minecraft jar and this didn't fix the problem. Then it's probably a hardware issue. Contact Mojang support directly or your computer's company tech support.