Having a Minecraft Problem...

gamerguy319

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After I downloaded the 1.6 patch for Minecraft I made a version in the launcher for 1.5.2 along with the default (1.6) however when I downloaded the new launcher the game glitched. so, I backed up my saves and did a clean install of minecraft. I put my saved back in the saves folder. however my problem lies with optifine, in the Jar file for the 1.5.2 version I placed the mod however it does not work, it is also the latest version. here is the file directory

C:\Users\Userneme\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\versions\1.5.2\1.5.2
 
Solution
I haven't tried the 1.6 update yet and as such don't really know how much harder reinstalling the mods are but I have heard that the launcher replaces modified .jar files with the original or something to that effect. Though I found this and it should work.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPZoIbdV4D4

Also found this:

You can "trick" the launcher to launch a modified jar you have to
Copy the 1.5.1 folder (call it "1.5.1-Mod")
Rename the jar from "1.5.1.jar" to "1.5.1-Mod.jar"
Rename the natives folder from "1.5.1-natives" to "1.5.1-Mod-natives"
Rename the json from "1.5.1.json" to "1.5.1-Mod.json"
Open the .json file and edit the ID line so it has the value "1.5.1-Mod"
Modify the .jar as you would normally
After this it should create a...
I haven't tried the 1.6 update yet and as such don't really know how much harder reinstalling the mods are but I have heard that the launcher replaces modified .jar files with the original or something to that effect. Though I found this and it should work.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPZoIbdV4D4

Also found this:

You can "trick" the launcher to launch a modified jar you have to
Copy the 1.5.1 folder (call it "1.5.1-Mod")
Rename the jar from "1.5.1.jar" to "1.5.1-Mod.jar"
Rename the natives folder from "1.5.1-natives" to "1.5.1-Mod-natives"
Rename the json from "1.5.1.json" to "1.5.1-Mod.json"
Open the .json file and edit the ID line so it has the value "1.5.1-Mod"
Modify the .jar as you would normally
After this it should create a new option with 1.5.1-Mod that should be a modded minecraft

And this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=74w7_hHSFbU#at=143
 
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