New Gaming Setup; New World
Posted: Sun May 10, 2020 12:50 pm
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Re: New Gaming Setup; New World
Posted: Sun May 10, 2020 4:39 pm
This is pure evil. This would truly kill me.
I remember seeing a reddit thread about getting Java Minecraft to run on Switch homebrew Linux, but I never bothered to pursue it.
Does it run perfectly? What tutorial did you follow, if any?
I remember seeing a reddit thread about getting Java Minecraft to run on Switch homebrew Linux, but I never bothered to pursue it.
Does it run perfectly? What tutorial did you follow, if any?
Re: New Gaming Setup; New World
Posted: Sun May 10, 2020 9:31 pm
Ubuntu on Nintendo Switch.
Current version is 3.0.0, there is a kernel update coming soon that is fixing a couple bugs so maybe wait until 3.0.1 drops.
Java Minecraft L4T.
That tutorial isn't the best, you need to swap your active java version to java 8 instead of 11.
Controls wise I'm using antimicro to map the joycon inputs to various keyboard and mouse inputs that correspond with MC controls, still fine tuning them. The framerate is a smooth 30 fps with fancy graphics on and a couple of MCPatchers mods, but vanilla textures. This is all without the jetson overclocking, and on a fresh world in a taiga. I haven't tried increasing the clockspeed yet, but it should make things buttery.
Current version is 3.0.0, there is a kernel update coming soon that is fixing a couple bugs so maybe wait until 3.0.1 drops.
Java Minecraft L4T.
That tutorial isn't the best, you need to swap your active java version to java 8 instead of 11.
Controls wise I'm using antimicro to map the joycon inputs to various keyboard and mouse inputs that correspond with MC controls, still fine tuning them. The framerate is a smooth 30 fps with fancy graphics on and a couple of MCPatchers mods, but vanilla textures. This is all without the jetson overclocking, and on a fresh world in a taiga. I haven't tried increasing the clockspeed yet, but it should make things buttery.