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- Download the Fabric Loader and install it or use MultiMC and create a new instance and install fabric using the built in installer.
- Download the Fabric API and put it in your mods folder.
- Download Meteor Client Stable Dev and put it in your .minecraft/mods folder (If the dev link doesn't work join the Discord server).
If you want to open the GUI, the default key is RIGHT_SHIFT. You can change this via the Minecraft controls menu by scrolling all the way to the bottom and changing it like any other key bind. Once open you can right click all of the headings to open and close all the categories. The same can be done for all the modules to access their settings.
Meteor Client is only made for minecraft version 1.16.3 (or the latest version if this guide is outdated when reading). You can use Multiconnect if you want to connect to servers running older versions of minecraft
This client is completely free so we would be very thankful if you gave us a little donation (https://www.paypal.me/MineGame159) and you will be rewarded with special role here on discord, an in game cape and more kit slots + colored name on pvp server. Make sure to include your discord tag and your ign so we can give you your rewards. Minimum amount to get donator benefits is 5$.
Contributions: The client is open source and accepts contributions from anyone as long as the additions are useful and well written. You can fork the repo (https://github.com/MeteorDevelopment/meteor-client) and submit pull requests to contribute features/additions.
Optfine is not supported as it can cause many bugs with the client. Instead we recommend using Sodium, Phosphor and Lithium to improve your games performance.
Meteor Client has Fabritone (the fabric fork of Baritone) built in.
Fabritone's default prefix is @ but in Meteor Client you can use the .b command. Visit the Docs for usage help.
If you cannot see the client or you get a crash, please check that you are running the correct versions of everything (INCLUDING JDK 8!), the mods are in the .minecraft/mods folder, you have the Fabric API and it it the correct version, your Fabric installation is up to date (re-install it if you are unsure) and you are actually running the right instance in your Minecraft launcher (it should have the fabric icon as its image).
If all of these are correct then you can post your crash in #bugs making sure you are posting it along with your crash report that can be found in .minecraft/crash-reports.