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so hello there and welcome to another
tutorial my name is tanray bakshi and
today i'm really glad to get to talk
about the new m1 max with an x macbook
pro and specifically running minecraft
on it as you know a little while ago i
released a tutorial on how you can run
minecraft natively on apple silicon for
the very first time uh to the best of my
knowledge it was the first tutorial on
the internet telling you how to run
minecraft natively on apple silicon back
when they had released the m1 with the
macbook air and the 13-inch macbook pro
as a matter of fact i'm linking to my
tutorial the first ever resource to run
minecraft natively on apple silicon down
in the description below so make sure
you take a look at that if you want to
understand a little bit more about what
went behind actually getting minecraft
to run natively and some of the
advantages of apple silicon in general
and now here's the thing after that not
much progress was made on minecraft or
microsoft's end on getting it to run
natively on apple silicon and still my
tutorial is pretty much the only way for
you to actually run it natively i
released a github gist telling you
exactly how to do it i've pre-compiled
all the dependencies like lwjgl and so
on and so forth there have been lots of
different folks on the github just
contributing different you know ideas to
how you can make it better like for
example integrating multi-mc integrating
forge and fabric and optiflying and all
these other great ideas in fact there
are also some workarounds to enable you
to log in with microsoft accounts like
for example using the minecraft native
launcher and then using that to launch
an intel version of minecraft closing it
finding the json where it stores the
access token and then using that access
token in my script in order to log you
into minecraft but here's the problem
that's really inconvenient and it seems
like minecraft and microsoft really want
to push people to using microsoft
accounts to log into minecraft
so today i want to do two things first
of all there's a link in the description
to a newer version of the same github
gist that enables microsoft account
based authentication completely within
the terminal meaning you no longer need
to use any weird hacks or workarounds to
use microsoft accounts for your
minecraft installation to run natively
on apple silicon second i want to show
you some benchmarks and show you the
kind of performance you can expect with
a 32 core gpu m1 max macbook pro
specifically the 16 inch running in high
performance mode although the high
performance mode doesn't matter as much
for minecraft because it doesn't require
as much sustained performance and that
much of a thermal envelope as a matter
of fact running minecraft barely ever in
fact i've never heard the fans running
on this computer running minecraft if
you go back to the intel max running
minecraft like a good 30fps would bring
you
to an extremely loud laptop but now we
can be running at like
fps with barely any heat generated it
truly is incredible now if you'd like to
skip ahead to the part where i actually
show you how to use the system click on
the box on screen right now or skip to
that chapter
however
if you'd like to go ahead and understand
a little bit more about how this
authentication works let me give you a
brief overview previously the way
authentication would work is you would
pass my script your username or email
address as well as a password and given
the email address and password i would
go to the minecraft servers run a rest
request to get an access token and your
user's uuid which i would then pass to
the minecraft client which would then
log you into minecraft and enable you to
join servers that were in online mode
and so on and so forth
however microsoft after they bought
mojang
is switching them over to microsoft
account-based authentication meaning in
order to authenticate against minecraft
there's actually a three-step procedure
you need to follow now first you have to
make an oauth request against microsoft
to log you into your microsoft account
then once you're logged into the
microsoft account you need to send a
request against the xbox live servers
the xbox live servers give you another
token that you then go ahead and pass to
the mojang servers saying here's my xbox
live token can you please log me into
minecraft then that gives you an access
token and if you send another request
you can get the uuid through the profile
endpoint
that is a lot of steps and sometimes it
requires weird ways of using azure and
other sorts of apis in order to work
however i managed to find a way to
encapsulate all of that into a single
javascript script and integrate that
into the launcher script that i had
built last time so now without any
further ado let's take a look at how you
can actually well run minecraft natively
on apple silicon
microsoft accounts as well this time
let's take a look running minecraft
using this new launcher script is
incredibly simple all you have to do is
provide it well your email and password
same as before except this time this is
the email and password associated with
the microsoft account that is associated
with the xbox live account that you use
for minecraft once you provide the email
and password through environment
variables in your shell using these
export commands simply run sh launch.sh
and just like that it will run node run
the request it needs to do get the
access token and launch minecraft for
you now by default without using
optifine or any other kind of mods using
just normal vanilla minecraft and
running entirely natively on the m1 max
i'm usually getting much over a hundred
frames per second i'm usually getting
about between 120 and 180 on average
using a render distance of 12 chunks of
course i have options like vsync off and
of course unlimited frame rate set now
here's what's really interesting with
previous macs even if you were getting
for example a 120 fps frame rate it
didn't really matter because your screen
wasn't refreshing that quickly anything
beyond 16 it no longer really matters
because once again your screen isn't
updating fast enough to show you all
those extra frames that your gpu is
calculating however what's really
interesting is on these brand new
macbook pros the monitors well they're
promotion and what that means is that
you get 120 hertz refresh rate when
you're playing minecraft and that means
when you get a higher frame rate you're
actually getting a much smoother
experience and that's running minecraft
natively on the m1 max which will also
work for the m1 pro as well as the m1 if
you'd like to use the m1
with a microsoft account thank you very
much for joining today i do hope you
enjoyed if you have any other questions
or you know things you'd like to see me
do with this specific versions to use
feel free to let me know down in the
comment section below and make sure to
also leave a comment on the github gist
there's a great community of people
working towards you know little
improvements um and making this a better
experience for everybody and so i'm sure
everybody can contribute towards making
this even better to run minecraft on
these new macs hopefully microsoft comes
with native support very soon but once
again thank you very much everybody for
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