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p>Me and my friends like to play Minecraft occasionally however, it is more often to be in the in the middle of nowhere, without internet. The setup is usually more exciting than playing.

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p>We usually begin by sharing the latest Minecraft binaries and setting up an ad-hoc wifi network. We're then ready to go!

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p>Minecraft frequently does DRM and verification on the Minecraft site. For the server, this could be turned off by setting the online-mode to false in server.properties however, if you're using the client you're out of luck.

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p>Initially, the solution was to use a smartphone to find an open WiFi? network. Then, prior to the launch of the launcher's new version, it used to be possible to fake login server1. However, recently, I discovered an opportunity to play offline mode on the client as well.

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p>Spoiler alert: Minecraft is The Matrix.

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p>That's it. It had to be said. Let's hack Minecraft Matrix style.

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p>You'll be kicked by each other if you click "Play Offline" following a failed login. https://audioshop.co/ </p>

p>Now, start your terminal and change the directory to the bin folder of your Minecraft directory3.

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p>Although I cannot read and write Matrix as Mouse4 can, the GNU toolchain can. We'll replace some instances of "Player" by any string with the same length.

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p>First remove the jar. It is found that the jar works well as an archive and is easier to use.

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p>Now , we must identify which files require to be altered. Beware of Deja vu!

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p>Some experimentation shows that MinecraftApplet?.class is the one that matters. Now, you must use sed to replace "Player" with a different name of equal length5.

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p>Mac users will require GNU sed installed, because BSD sed corrupts the binary file beyond repair. I used brew to install gnu the sed, but Macports or Fink could also work.

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