\This\Folder\Relative\To\Working\Dirįrankly I don't see why you're bothering. To specify a relative path for the natives directory, use something like. You can specify absolute paths for the minecraft jars, and if you do not, they must be relative to the working directory. After running 1.15.2 once, youll find the 1.15.2. Or, if you really feel like it, you can obtain your very own session key by querying the login API directly, parsing your session ID and exact username from it, and launching minecraft directly (bypassing the launcher) with: javaw = -cp minecraft.jar lwjgl.jar lwjgl-util.jar jinput.jar jar files are automatically downloaded by the launcher ( Link ). You can pass arguments to it to select a username and password by changing the second line to something like this: javaw -jar "C:\Path\To\Minecraft.exe" DigitalClark hunter2 Remember, Minecraft.exe is secretly just a wrapped jar file, and its purpose in life as an EXE is to run itself with java.
You can do this with a batch script like this: set APPDATA="C:\Users\You\Desktop\Some\Folder" You can change the location Minecraft will look for its data folder by setting the APPDATA environment variable before running the launcher.
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