Quickly run or build your Minecraft Fabric/Forge mods directly from VSCode — no need to touch the terminal. You can also start dataGeneration and other commands easily.
- Adds a button in the top editor title bar.
- Runs
./gradlew runClientor.\gradlew runClientin the terminal. - Runs
./gradlew buildto build the project directly from the menu. - Runs
./gradlew runDatagento start dataGeneration - Runs
./gradlew stopto stop daemon. - Runs
./gradlew dependencies --refresh-dependenciesto refresh dependencies - Supports build and run in one action (build the project, then launch the client automatically).
- Works with Fabric and Forge mod projects using Gradle.
- Automatically opens a terminal in the current workspace folder.
- Warns the user if
gradle.propertiesis missing.
- A Minecraft mod project using Gradle (Fabric or Forge).
- The project folder must contain:
- a
gradlewexecutable (gradle.propertiesorbuild.gradleis necessary)
- a
- The VSCode workspace must be open at the root of the mod project.
- Open your Minecraft mod folder in VSCode.
- Open any file (the button appears in the top-right editor toolbar).
- Click the "Run Minecraft Client" button.
- A terminal will open and run the project with
./gradlew runClient. - Use more button to acced other commands.
- Open the Extensions panel in VSCode (Ctrl+Shift+X)
- Search for "Minecraft Launcher Button"
- Click Install to add the extension to your editor
This project is a work in progress. If you have any suggestions, feel free to reach out to me!