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A Minecraft Java Edition launcher for HarmonyOS NEXT that provides version management, accounts, mod loaders, and graphics and audio compatibility so users can run the Java Edition on HarmonyOS devices.

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Project Overview

AMCL is a Minecraft Java Edition launcher for HarmonyOS NEXT that bundles version management, accounts, mod loaders, JDK routing, and window input, graphics, and audio compatibility on mobile. Rather than assembling a runtime by hand, users can install and launch the Java Edition on HarmonyOS devices.

It gives Minecraft Java Edition a complete, usable launch flow on HarmonyOS devices.

Key Features

  • Version management: install, switch, and manage multiple game versions
  • Account management: sign in and manage game accounts
  • Mod loaders: support common mod loaders
  • JDK routing: dispatch the required Java runtime per version
  • Compatibility layers: provide window input, graphics, and audio compatibility

Target Audience

  • HarmonyOS users: who want to play the Java Edition on HarmonyOS NEXT devices
  • Mod players: who need to load mods on mobile

Quick Start

  1. Download the HAP package from Releases
  2. Install the HAP onto a HarmonyOS device with a tool such as HoKit
  3. Sign in and pick a game version in the app
  4. Install a mod loader if needed, then launch the game

Core Advantages

  • Playable on mobile: brings Java Edition runtime capability to HarmonyOS devices
  • Complete stack: integrates input, graphics, and audio compatibility to cut manual setup
  • Open and auditable: core code is public under GPL-3.0

System Requirements

Item Requirement
OS HarmonyOS NEXT
Architecture HarmonyOS devices (HAP package)

Notes

  • Releases ship unsigned HAP packages, so follow the official install guide
  • This project is not affiliated with Mojang, Microsoft, Xbox, NetEase, or Huawei
  • Third-party components follow their own licenses and source notices

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