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An Open Source Minecraft launcher with the ability to manage multiple instances, accounts, and mods. Focused on user freedom and free redistributability. Install and launch modpacks easily, while keeping them clean. No longer do you need to manually install them, and easily update mod packs, Prism Launcher can do these tasks for you, without installing tons of separate launchers. Prism Launcher is able to download & update individual mods from outside of modpacks using Modrinth and CurseForge. Each Minecraft instance has its own folder, with separate mods, resource packs and other things. ...

An Open Source Minecraft launcher with the ability to manage multiple instances, accounts, and mods. Focused on user freedom and free redistributability. Install and launch modpacks easily, while keeping them clean. No longer do you need to manually install them, and an updating feature is coming soon. PolyMC can do that for you, without installing tons of separate launchers. Are you sick of finding and adding that one mod you need? PolyMC is able to download & update individual mods from outside of mod packs using Modrinth and CurseForge.

UltimMC Launcher is a lightweight open-source Minecraft launcher designed to manage multiple game installations, modpacks, and configuration environments from a single interface. The launcher allows players to create separate instances of Minecraft, each with its own mods, saves, resource packs, and settings, making it easier to maintain different game setups for testing, modded gameplay, or older versions of the game. Built as a fork of the MultiMC launcher project, UltimMC focuses on flexibility and instance management while remaining portable and relatively lightweight. ...

MultiMC is an alternative launcher for Minecraft. It allows you to have multiple, cleanly separated instances of Minecraft (each with their own mods, resource packs, saves, etc) and helps you manage them and their associated options with a simple and powerful interface.

...The purpose of joining multiple mods into a collection is to make them share the source code. This allows joined work without the time consuming and bug prone process of moving modpacks between source codes. This mean the source code is made up of multiple features, which can be tweaked by XML and as a result it is possible to make total conversion mods without knowing how to program. What this is NOT is a bunch of nearly identical mods. The design goal is to make each mod so unique that the average player should not notice that the source code is shared.