A mod that allows you to just click on a server instead of typing it(Very helpful)Windows 7______________Step 1. Click on start buttonStep 2. Type %appdata%Step 3. Click on roaming folderStep 4. Find and click on .minecraftStep 5. Click on BinStep 6. Right click on MINECRAFT(not minecraft 1.7.3)and open with WinRARStep7. Find and DELETE the META-INF folder(make sure your Minecraft is closed)Step 8. Open the list mod with WinRARStep 9. Drag and drop all the files in the list mod into minecraft.jarStep 10. Open up Minecraft and enjoy switching servers quickly_____________________________________________________________For modhttp://www.mediafire.com/?5897bwh21bvbm08For WinRAR http://www.mediafire.com/?h4jbmjyeygr
Nice Duck.I would also recommend running SpoutCraft instead of Minecraft. Not only does it add a server list but a bunch of video options and other improvements to the game:http://dev.bukkit.org/client-mods/spoutcraft/
Download Spoutcraft as Justin suggested, it's AMAZING has the list built in AND has a buttload of visual options (similar to the ones that we had to mod in Beards, in the past).
Yes and it now queries the server and tells you how many people are on it as well as what the ping latency is.
i downloaded spoutcraft...and it wont let me login...i get a message about only playing 1.7.3 if it was installed b4 1.8....i am confused as to why it wont work >.<also not very awake atm lol
This confused me as well as I thought they were 100% separate, but I guess they're somewhat connected somewhere. If you updated and want to downgrade to come back on the Empire server, I added a link to a 1.7.3 file that you just have to replace in your Minecraft folder.http://empireminecraft.com/threads/1-7-3-backup-file.190/
Download the 1.7.3 JAR and place it in the .spoutcraft/bin folder rather than the .minecraft/bin folder.
That's odd. I would recommend completely deleting the .spoutcraft folder (obviously backup anything you created in there), make sure the bin in the .minecraft folder is version 1.7.3 and then run the Spoutcraft JAR. If all goes well it should create the necessary folders including bin.
The Minecraft and Spoutcraft clients operate independently and thus can run different versions of the game.