Warning

Moony is deprecated for lack of interest and because Moonsworth keeps making breaking changes. I now use another client and there is a better alternative to Moony

• Choose the version directly, no need to launch then have to Click to view launch options
• Select a server that will be joined automatically when Minecraft finishes launching
• Select an account to switch to at launch
• Doesn't get in your way, you can type your command and go back to whatever you were doing while waiting for it to finish launching

• You get to choose when to update, (e.g a controversial update happens that removes your favorite feature), unlike Lunar Client's official launcher which phones home every time you launch it
• Make Minecraft significantly more stable (1.8 ) with a custom JRE (GraalVM, learn more in CTT)
• Make your own shortened version/server/account combos to quickly launch Moony (e.g you could make typing mn MyPreset launch 1.8, join eu.minemen.club on account MyPvPAlt123)
• Completly strip out every cosmetics (lmk if you know a way for emotes)

I made it very flexible so you can either type full server IPs / versions or just their shortened nicks (7,8,12,16,17,18)

mn <version> <server> <account> [-Verbose]

There's also a few utilities like 'edit' to open up the script to tune it and 'stop' to kill javaw

mn 8 hy

Launches Lunar Client in version 1.8.9, with whatever account you previously had selected

mn 7 em sweatyPvPalt420

Launches Minecraft in version 1.7.10, join eu.minemen.club, and switch to the sweatyPvPalt420 account Tip: you can also just type the first few letters of your name

mn edit

Opens the config file in your favorite text editor (VSCode, Sublime Text Notepad or Notepad), you can also just say e instead of edit ;)

mn MyPreset

If you take a second to tune the script, you can set a custom version, server and account as a preset and call it from the Run window.

I recommend using installing scoop and adding my bucket by pasting the commands down below in a PowerShell window:

This will make automatically add the shortcuts to path and let you update Moony by sending a single command.

[System.Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = 'Tls12'
Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope Process -Force
Invoke-RestMethod https://get.scoop.sh | Invoke-Expression

scoop install main/git

scoop bucket add utils https://github.com/couleur-tweak-tips/utils

scoop install utils/moony

scoop.cmd update utils/moony

For fiddlers: feel free to download Moony.ps1 and work with your own shortcut