A simple, all-in-one launcher for Minecraft that handles Fabric mods for you.
- Python 3.9+ installed on your PC (python.org if you don't have it)
- Java 21 or newer installed (needed for the newer Minecraft versions this launcher targets)
- That's it. No other downloads, no extra libraries to install.
- Download the full file as a zip.
- Extract the zip file.
- Make sure you get all requirements stated above
- Double click the PlayMC.bat file.
Thats it then you are all set.
- It uses the modrinth API and can get dependencies for whatever you mods you add.
- You can play vanilla or with mods.
First time setup:
- Type a username in the "Username" box (anything you want — this is offline play, no account needed).
- Leave the Minecraft Version and Mod Loader dropdowns on their defaults, unless you know you want something specific.
- Click Run Setup. This downloads Minecraft and Fabric for the first time — it can take a few minutes depending on your internet.
- Once setup finishes, click Launch.
That's the whole process. Every time after this, you can just click Launch directly — setup only needs to happen once per version, and the launcher will automatically re-run it if you switch versions or loaders.
- Go to the Browse Mods box on the left and type a mod name (e.g. "Sodium").
- Hit Search.
- Click a result, then click Install Selected.
If that mod needs other mods to work (like a library it depends on), the launcher grabs those automatically too — you don't need to hunt them down yourself.
Your installed mods show up in the Installed Mods box on the right. Click one and use Toggle On/Off to disable it without deleting it, or Remove to delete it for good.
Use the dropdowns at the top. Each version + loader combination keeps its own separate set of mods, so switching between them won't mix things up or lose your setup.
If a version you want isn't in the dropdown, tick the Manual box next to it and type the version number in yourself.
- "Setup required" won't go away → Click Run Setup, and check the Output box at the bottom for what's happening.
- Java not found / wrong version → Install Java 25+ and make sure it's on your system PATH. On Windows, the launcher can offer to install it for you if your PC has Software Center available.
- A mod isn't showing up in search → Double check it actually supports the Minecraft version and loader you have selected — mods are version and loader specific.
- Something crashed → Check the Output box at the bottom of the window first; it logs what the launcher was doing right before the error.
- IF THERE IS ANY ISSUES OR FEATURES YOU WOULD LIKE, PLEASE DM ME/ or find me irl.
I hope you enjoy!