With the help of a special launcher, players can change textures, add objects and customize the world.
Depending on your internet connection, it may take some time to download the necessary assets. Press the 'Play' button one final time and wait as the final set of files are unpacked and loaded.You should get a "Login done" message afterward. Either way, enter your email/username at the next step and any applicable passwords. You'll be tasked with either entering your Microsoft account or you can create a local account to use it offline.
Back at the launcher, click on the 'Play' button.The Java runtime can be set to internal version 17, and the renderer should be set to Holy GL4ES to avoid any issues. As for the version, you can leave the field as-is on "latest-release" to play the game up-to-date. Enter the necessary information such as the profile name.Create a profile by tapping on the 'Plus' button above the 'Play' button.Before playing, you'll need to set up a profile so that the launcher knows which version of the game you intend to use. The launcher should open in a similar fashion to the game's official launcher.At the login screen, either log in with your Mojang/Microsoft credentials for your Minecraft account or tick the box to play offline and log in that way.Open the app and wait for the unpacking of files to complete.Download and install PojavLauncher from the Google Play Store.Playing Java Edition on Mobile via PojavLauncher Setting up PojavLauncher to run Java Edition can be slightly tricky, so it doesn't hurt to take a look at how to do so. As PojavLauncher is open-source, free, and works with legal copies of Minecraft: Java Edition (the devs have denounced pirating the game), it has been deemed legal software, according to Microsoft's EULA (End User License Agreement) for the sandbox game.Īs long as players are utilizing their legal account info for Java Edition, they're not pirating the game and that they're simply using a third-party launcher for it.
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