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Linux desktop + CLI

Reproduce Minecraft bugs.
Use a fresh environment.

Create a fresh Minecraft environment with exact game and loader versions. Investigate the problem, then discard the instance or keep it for later.

VanillaForgeNeoForgeMinecraft 1.12.2 and newer
Ephervex / Instances
Ephervex instance list with a selected Minecraft environment

Create an environment and inspect a failure.​

Set up the conditions you need without filling your everyday launcher with test instances.

Mod isolation

Narrow down a mod problem.

Test smaller mod groups while Ephervex keeps known required dependencies together.

Temporary instances

Discard or keep an instance.

Use a temporary instance for a quick reproduction, or make it persistent when you need to return to it.

Logs and diagnostics

Inspect a failure.

Inspect logs, crash reports, diagnostics, and snapshots from the desktop or command line.

Browse the Feature List

Work with instances, mods, and servers.​

Preview the desktop tools, then open the guides for the full workflow.

Manage mods

Check mod compatibility.

Browse compatible mods, review dependencies, and isolate a failure in a large mod set.

Read the mods guide
Linked servers

Run a client and server.

Run a server beside a client and inspect its console when the problem crosses the connection.

Read the servers guide

Install Ephervex for Linux.

Installation guide