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1.14, SteamVR Input, and Vivecraft’s 3rd birthday. I deck the halls with this Lapis Lazuli December 25, 2019. 1.16, Forge Support, and 4 years running July 4, 2020. Vivecraft 1.16.1 and new features! August 7, 2020. 1.17 and Vivecraft after 5 years July 4, 2021. If your crash is not listed below or you are unsure how to read the logs, come to the Discord or Forum and bring your log. In these cases a file called hs_err_pidXXX.log will be created in the root.
In rare cases the Java Virtual Machine itself may crash due to memory or driver issues. The crash should be at or near the bottom of this file. minecraft folder for a file called launcher_log.txt. This frequently occurs if Java fails to initialize due to RAM allocation issues. In some cases, no latest.log file is created or no error is logged. Like the crash reports, latest.log is only created if the game properly initializes. This file also contains the startup sequence and is usually better for troubleshooting, but may be confusing if you don’t know how to read it. The last entry in this file should be the crash stacktrace. 
(If you are using Forge on 1.10 look for ‘fml-client-latest.log’). minecraft/logs/ directory and look for ‘latest.log’.
In the case of mod conflict crashes you may also need to look at the latest.log file. This file will contain the crash information if the game crashed while it was running.
First check your %appdata%/.minecraft/crash-reports/ directory and look for a newly created file. 
Close any background or system applications that might be placing too much extra load on your system. Most high-frequency gaming RAM must be specifically set to run at high frequency. 
Ensure your RAM is configured correctly in BIOS.Ensure your PC has enough free physical RAM (and is therefore not using virtual memory, which is very slow).Vanilla, un-modded Minecraft does not need more than 2GB of RAM, and usually less. Allocate less RAM to your Minecraft profile.This is an option in the Vivecraft installer on newer versions. The speed of garbage collection is dependant on the amount of memory allocation, the speed of the ram, and the speed of your cpu. Minecraft generates an absurd amount of memory garbage and the system needs to periodically scan the game memory and clean it up, usually every few seconds. Microstuttering is typically caused by garbage collection. The game runs OK but there are constant stutters, what can I do?
Ensure you didn’t install the Non-VR version by mistake. Ensure you actually have a dedicated GPU (not Intel). If you are using an emulator, like Virtual Desktop, ensure you are following the instructions to properly launch SteamVR. Ensure your monitor and HMD are plugged into the dedicated GPU. If your PC is not a laptop or the above solution does not solve the problem: For most installations this is ‘Program Files\Minecraft\Install\runtime\jre-圆4\bin\javaw.exe’. You must create a High performance setting for the java runtime that launches Minecraft. Set the ‘Preferred Graphics Processor’ option on the ‘Global Settings’ to ‘High Performance’.Īs of 12/2019 the preferred GPU must be configured in Windows, under System > Display > Graphic Settings > Graphics performance preference.Ī global option is not available. Click the ‘Manage 3D Settings’ task in ‘3D Settings’ category. Right click the desktop and open the ‘NVIDIA Control Panel’. If your PC only has an Intel integrated GPU, then you cannot play Vivecraft as VR on OpenGL is not supported by Intel drivers. The solution is to force your PC to use the gaming GPU for java. This occurs frequently on systems with dual GPUs such as gaming laptops. The game shows up on my desktop, but not in the headset! Use the official Minecraft launcher (or MultiMC) to launch the newly-created profileīelow is an example for launching the DW20 pack for 1.10.2 installed via the Twitch App. Click ‘Install’ and finish installing Vivecraft. This is the directory containing the \mods folder for the desired pack. Check ‘Modpack Directory’ and click the ‘…’ button to browse to the modpack root directory. Check ‘Custom Profile Name’ and enter in a custom name, if desired. Do not change the ‘path to Minecraft’ (unless you are using MultiMC). Close the modpack launcher, you will not use it to play. Use the third-party launcher to download your desired pack. Using a third-party modpack launcher (FTB / Curse / Twitch / Technic, etc.) Check the modpack forum section or mod compatibility chart if you encounter any issues, individual mods in the pack may need to be removed for compatibility. Yes! See installation instructions below.
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