Installation and starting up
- Download the eClient Installer from the website or Releases.
- Follow through the installer prompts. If anything goes wrong, report it here.
Note: Upon executing the installer, it may come up with a screen like this:
This is a FALSE POSITIVE. This happens as I have not signed the installer executable.
To solve this issue:
- Click
- Then click Allow.
- Download the source code.
- Extract it wherever you want.
- Create a shortcut to eclient.pyw on the desktop (if you want).
- Run eclient.pyw to launch eClient.
After installation, you should be able to launch eClient.
- After opening eClient, go to the Accounts tab.
- If you have a Microsoft Account for Minecraft, click Login below the "Microsoft Login" header. After that, you should see:
- Login normally (as you would on any other site).
- Relaunch eClient after getting this message:
- Now, when you open eClient you should see this in the top left corner of the GUI: (replacing "Username" with your username)
- Congratulations! You have successfully logged in to eClient.
Note: This is a cracked method of login.
- After opening eClient, go to the Accounts tab.
- If you want to use ElyBy to log-in, select "ElyBy Login" in the drop down menu under the subheading "Type" subordinate to heading "Other Accounts".
- Now under the subheading "Username", type your Ely.By username, and click the "Save" button.
- Restart the launcher and you should see:
- Congratulations! You have successfully logged in to eClient.
Note: This is a cracked method of login.
- After opening eClient, go to the Accounts tab.
- If you want to use an Offline Account, select "Offline Login" in the drop down menu under the subheading "Type" subordinate to heading "Other Accounts".
- Now, under the subheading "Username", type any username.
- Click save.
- Relaunch eClient.
- Congratulations! You have successfully logged in to eClient.
After logging in to a Minecraft Account, you can (you'll never guess it) launch Minecraft.
- At first, you will see this for the launch button:
- This is because you haven't downloaded Minecraft yet (or didn't select an already downloaded Minecraft Version).
- To do this head to the "Installations" tab.
- For the first launch, you should download an un-modded version of Minecraft, a.k.a. Vanilla.
- Under the Run Options heading, select Vanilla.
- Under the Vanilla heading, select the latest release (not snapshot).
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Click the "Select Version" button.
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Then, click the "Download" button.
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It is recommended that you DO NOT leave the downloading page, as it causes Python to glitch out.
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After installation, go to the Home tab and you should see this for the launch button:
- Great! Now, go to the Settings tab and under the Minecraft Settings heading, change the memory allocation to AT-LEAST 3000 (three thousand) Megabytes (MB).
- Then head to the Home tab again, click on the launch button, and enjoy Minecraft.