PlanetTeamSpeakk/DevLogin

Unknown command-line option '--msa' on IntelliJ

mageowl opened this issue · 7 comments

When trying to launch Minecraft using this as a dependency on IntelliJ it gives the error "Unknown command-line option '--msa'." I've tried using --mimick and --msa-nostore as well.

Hey.
Instead of using the gradle to run the client use the "MinecraftClient" and then add "--msa-nostore" to cli arguments.

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Yeah, I'm guessing you added the arguments wrongly. They have to be added as program arguments or they'll be misinterpreted and won't work/cause issues.

Tried that, it says Completely ignored arguments: [--msa / --msa-nostore] instead of erroring. It launches, but doesn't work. (I tried with nostore too.)

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Only reason it'd say that is because DevLogin is not (properly) on the classpath.

How do I fix this?

What does your build.gradle file look like?

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