The MinecraftStarter.exe then changes the home page in the command line arguments and runs the actual TwitchUI. The registry file causes the MinecraftStarter.exe to run instead of the actual twitch ui. The "home page" of the launcher is a simple command line argument for the TwitchUI. Here is the logs of the mod pack turning on and then crashing. It started to crash right at 3/7 where it loaded textures and sounds. It doesn't appear to cause any issues but obviously don't report issues to Twitch you can't reproduce without this. I am making a pretty big mod pack on the Twurch launcher (Twitch + Curse) and I tried to open it up.
To undo the whole thing just run the Disable_MinecraftStarter.reg file and remove the MinecraftStarter.exe file from your twitch folder.Īfter an Twitch Update you might have to redo Step 2 because Twitch deleted the MinecraftStarter.exe "Run" the Enable_MinecraftStarter.reg file.Copy the MinecraftStarter.exe file into your Twitch Binary Path (Default is C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Twitch\Bin, it might also be C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Curse Client\Bin).Download & Extract the MinecraftStarter.zip file from the release tab (Or compile the exe yourself if you want to).This is a small tool that makes the Twitch Launcher go to the minecraft tab on startup.
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