Previously ATLauncher didn't work too well with ARM devices, and with this update we've included support for running Minecraft on ARM devices. Launch your installation, and the mods should be available immediately.We've just released version 3.4.20.0 of the launcher which includes beta support for ARM based devices as well as preparations for translations and multilanguage support. Ensure you have also added the Quilted Fabric API/Quilt Standard Libraries bundle, which you can find on CurseForge or on Modrinth.
Copy your mod files into the mods/ folder.Create a folder named mods alongside your server files, if one doesn't already exist.Download the mods you'd like to install.Installing mods is a fairly simple process: sh file to start the server for the first time, then stop it (with /stop or ctrl+c) and set it up as you normally would. That's all there is to it - use the corresponding. sh (for Mac/Linux) file, with the following contents: java -jar quilt-server-launch.jar nogui This will download a copy of the Minecraft server to server/ and install Quilt to it, providing a launcher JAR to start the server with. Once you have a copy of the Quilt installer downloaded, you'll need to run it from your terminal, replacing INSTALLER_VERSION and MINECRAFT_VERSION as needed: java -jar quilt-installer-INSTALLER_VERSION.jar \ install server MINECRAFT_VERSION \ This will download a copy of the Minecraft server to the location you specified, and install Quilt to it, providing a launcher JAR to start the server with.
Ensure that you have the Server tab selected.Find the Quilt installer you downloaded and run it.Once you have a copy of the Quilt installer downloaded, follow these steps:
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