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 ====== AltManager ====== ====== AltManager ======
 +<WRAP center round important>
 +AltManager does not currently support accounts that have 2FA enabled!
 +</WRAP>
  
 <WRAP 516px> <WRAP 516px>
 ^  AltManager  ^^ ^  AltManager  ^^
-|{{ :alt_manager.webp?500 |Using AltManager to steal the skin of player "Mario".}}||+|{{ :alt_manager.webp?500x265 |Using AltManager to steal the skin of player "Mario".}}||
 ^Type|[[:Other Feature]]| ^Type|[[:Other Feature]]|
 ^Category|[[No Category|none]]| ^Category|[[No Category|none]]|
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 ===== Cracked vs. Premium Alts ===== ===== Cracked vs. Premium Alts =====
 +
 +<WRAP center round info>
 +**Regardless of AltManager settings, it is not possible to use Wurst without owning a licensed copy of Minecraft Java Edition.** Wurst is a cheat client, not a pirate client. The cracked alts feature merely gives owners of Minecraft Java Edition the ability to change their name on offline-mode servers.
 +</WRAP>
  
 There are two types of alts that can be managed in AltManager: premium and cracked alts. There are two types of alts that can be managed in AltManager: premium and cracked alts.
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 Premium alts are regular Minecraft accounts, purchased from Minecraft.net. These accounts can only be used if the password is known. They can also be used on any Minecraft server unless they are banned or excluded from the server's whitelist. Premium alts are regular Minecraft accounts, purchased from Minecraft.net. These accounts can only be used if the password is known. They can also be used on any Minecraft server unless they are banned or excluded from the server's whitelist.
  
-Cracked alts, on the other hand, are just usernames. These alts don't have passwords and they might not even exist as real Minecraft accounts. These alts can only be used on cracked servers, which are servers that have the "online-mode" option set to "false" in the server properties. These servers don't validate the usernames or passwords of players at all, they just let anyone join without checking.+Cracked alts, on the other hand, are just usernames. These alts don't have passwords and they might not even exist as real Minecraft accounts. These alts can only be used on [[cracked server|cracked servers]], which are servers that have the "online-mode" option set to "false" in the server properties. These servers don't validate the usernames or passwords of players at all, they just let anyone join without checking.
  
 When a premium alt is added to AltManager, Wurst doesn't check immediately if the password is correct. Instead, it will first mark the alt as "unchecked" and wait until the user attempts to login with the alt. If the user logs in successfully, the label is changed to "checked" to remind the user later that this alt has worked previously. If the login fails, the screen flashes red and the "unchecked" status remains until a successful login occurs or the user decides to delete the broken alt. When a premium alt is added to AltManager, Wurst doesn't check immediately if the password is correct. Instead, it will first mark the alt as "unchecked" and wait until the user attempts to login with the alt. If the user logs in successfully, the label is changed to "checked" to remind the user later that this alt has worked previously. If the login fails, the screen flashes red and the "unchecked" status remains until a successful login occurs or the user decides to delete the broken alt.
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 ===== Error messages and what they mean ===== ===== Error messages and what they mean =====
  
-==== Skin folder could not be created. ==== +==== Microsoft Login ==== 
-This means that Wurst was denied permission to create the ''%appdata%/.minecraft/wurst/skins'' folder. +^Error message^Explanation^ 
- +|Microsoft: Didn't get authCode. (Wrong email/password?)|This is probably the most common error. As it says, you probably typed in the wrong email address or password. This can also happen when trying to login with an account that has 2FA enabled. AltManager does not currently support such accounts.| 
-==== Skin could not be saved. ==== +|Microsoft: Connection failed: ...|This means Wurst couldn't connect to one of the Microsoft login servers. Either the server is down or your internet connection is not working. The message will typically tell you where it was trying to connect to.| 
-This means there was an error while downloading or saving a skin. The exact error is saved in the log file, but not shown on screen. Common causes can be that your internet connection is not working or that your disk is full. +|Microsoft: sFTTag / PPFT regex failed.|sFTTag / PPFT is one of the many codes used during the Microsoft login process. No one seems to know what these acronyms actually stand for.\\ If you ever get this error, it probably means that Microsoft has redesigned their login page to the point where Wurst couldn't find this code anymore. This error requires a Wurst update to be fixed. First make sure your Wurst installation is up-to-date. If that doesn't fix it, check if others have already reported the issue. If not, submit a bug report that includes the exact Wurst and Minecraft version you are using.| 
- +|Microsoft: urlPost regex failed.|urlPost is a dynamic URL that is generated by Microsoft and used during the login process.\\ Similarly to sFTTag / PPFT, you should never see this error, and a Wurst update is needed if you ever do. First make sure your Wurst installation is up-to-date. If that doesn't fix it, check if others have already reported the issue. If not, submit a bug report that includes the exact Wurst and Minecraft version you are using.| 
-Some older versions of Wurst will show this error every time, even if nothing is wrong. To fix that, update your Wurst installation. +|Microsoft: Servers are down (code 5xx).|Self-explanatory. It means Microsoft's servers are down. All you can do is wait for Microsoft to fix it.| 
- +|Microsoft: Got code xxx from urlPost.|This is the same issue as above, except with a non-500 error code. If you see this, either Microsoft's servers are really broken or something about the login process has changed and Wurst needs an update.\\ First wait day to see if the problem fixes itself. Then make sure your Wurst installation is up-to-date. If that doesn't fix it, check if others have already reported the issue. If not, submit a bug report that includes the exact Wurst and Minecraft version you are using, as well as a log file from when the error happened.| 
-==== Player does not exist. ==== +|Microsoft: Server sent invalid JSON.|Either Microsoft's servers are malfunctioning, or Microsoft broke their own API and sent something that Wurst didn't expect.\\ First wait day to see if the problem fixes itself. Then make sure your Wurst installation is up-to-date. If that doesn't fix it, check if others have already reported the issue. If not, submit a bug report that includes the exact Wurst and Minecraft version you are using, as well as a log file from when the error happened. The log file will hopefully contain a copy of the JSON data that caused the issue.| 
-This happens when trying to steal the skin of a player that doesn't exist and thus has no skin that could be stolen. +|Microsoft: Error message from api.minecraftservices.com: ...|For some reason, this server has the ability to send you its own error message. This seems to be quite rare. If you ever see this, please report what it says so that we can document it here and perhaps figure out why it exists.|
- +
-==== Mojang: Cannot contact authentication server! ==== +
-This means Wurst couldn't connect to the Mojang authentication server. Either the server is down or your internet connection is not working. +
- +
-==== Mojang: Wrong password! (or shadowbanned) ==== +
-As it says, you probably typed in the wrong email address or password. +
- +
-In the past, Mojang's servers used to "shadowban" any IP address that tried to login too often and too quickly. When an IP was shadowbanned, any login attempt from that IP would result in a "wrong password" message, even if the password was entered correctly. At one point, as little as two failed logins in quick succession were enough to trigger a shadowban. +
- +
-These days, it seems to be much harder to get shadowbanned. It is unclear if Mojang stopped this practice entirely or if it can still happen. +
- +
-==== Mojang: Account migrated to Mojang account. ==== +
-This happens when trying to login to an old Minecraft.net account (where you would login with a username instead of an email address) that has been migrated to a Mojang account. +
- +
-These days, there shouldn't be any working Minecraft.net accounts remaining. The AltManager UI doesn't even mention that it's possible to login with a username, but will still attempt it if a username and password is entered. +
- +
-==== Mojang: Account migrated to Microsoft account. ==== +
-This happens when trying to login to a Mojang account that has been migrated to a Microsoft account. After migrating, you have to enter your Microsoft account's email and password. +
- +
-==== Microsoft: Connection failed: ... ==== +
-This means Wurst couldn't connect to one of the Microsoft login servers. Either the server is down or your internet connection is not working. The message will typically tell you where it was trying to connect to. +
- +
-==== Microsoft: sFTTag / PPFT regex failed. ==== +
-sFTTag / PPFT is one of the many codes used during the Microsoft login process. No one seems to know what these acronyms actually stand for. +
- +
-If you ever get this error, it probably means that Microsoft has redesigned their login page to the point where Wurst couldn't find this code anymore. This error requires a Wurst update to be fixed. First make sure your Wurst installation is up-to-date. If that doesn't fix it, check if others have already reported the issue. If not, submit a bug report that includes the exact Wurst and Minecraft version you are using. +
- +
-==== Microsoft: urlPost regex failed. ==== +
-urlPost is a dynamic URL that is generated by Microsoft and used during the login process. +
- +
-Similarly to sFTTag / PPFT, you should never see this error, and a Wurst update is needed if you ever do. First make sure your Wurst installation is up-to-date. If that doesn't fix it, check if others have already reported the issue. If not, submit a bug report that includes the exact Wurst and Minecraft version you are using. +
- +
-==== Microsoft: Servers are down (code 5xx). ==== +
-Self-explanatory. It means Microsoft's servers are down. All you can do is wait for Microsoft to fix it. +
- +
-==== Microsoft: Got code xxx from urlPost. ==== +
-This is the same issue as above, except with a non-500 error code. If you see this, either Microsoft's servers are really broken or something about the login process has changed and Wurst needs an update. +
- +
-First wait day to see if the problem fixes itself. Then make sure your Wurst installation is up-to-date. If that doesn't fix it, check if others have already reported the issue. If not, submit a bug report that includes the exact Wurst and Minecraft version you are using, as well as a log file from when the error happened. +
- +
-==== Microsoft: Didn't get authCode. (Wrong email/password?) ==== +
-This is probably the most common error. As it says, you probably typed in the wrong email address or password. +
- +
-==== Microsoft: Server sent invalid JSON. ==== +
-Either Microsoft's servers are malfunctioning, or Microsoft broke their own API and sent something that Wurst didn't expect.+
  
-First wait day to see if the problem fixes itself. Then make sure your Wurst installation is up-to-date. If that doesn't fix it, check if others have already reported the issue. If not, submit a bug report that includes the exact Wurst and Minecraft version you are using, as well as a log file from when the error happened. The log file will hopefully contain a copy of the JSON data that caused the issue.+==== Mojang Login ==== 
 +^Error message^Explanation^ 
 +|Mojang: Wrong password! (or shadowbanned)|As it says, you probably typed in the wrong email address or password. In the past, Mojang's servers also used to "shadowban" any IP address that tried to login too often and too quickly.\\ When an IP was shadowbanned, any login attempt from that IP would result in a "wrong password" message, even if the password was entered correctly. At one point, as little as two failed logins in quick succession were enough to trigger a shadowban. These days, it seems to be much harder to get shadowbanned.\\ It is unclear if Mojang stopped this practice entirely or if it can still happen.| 
 +|Mojang: Cannot contact authentication server!|This means Wurst couldn't connect to the Mojang authentication server. Either the server is down or your internet connection is not working.| 
 +|Mojang: Account migrated to Microsoft account.|This happens when trying to login to a Mojang account that has been migrated to a Microsoft account. After migrating, you have to enter your Microsoft account's email and password.| 
 +|Mojang: Account migrated to Mojang account.|This happens when trying to login to an old Minecraft.net account (where you would login with a username instead of an email address) that has been migrated to a Mojang account.\\ These days, there shouldn't be any working Minecraft.net accounts remaining. The AltManager UI doesn't even mention that it's possible to login with a username, but will still attempt it if a username and password is entered.|
  
-==== Microsoft: Error message from api.minecraftservices.com: ... ==== +==== SkinStealer ==== 
-For some reason, this server has the ability to send you its own error message. This seems to be quite rare. If you ever see this, please report what it says so that we can document it here and perhaps figure out why it exists.+^Error message^Explanation^ 
 +|Skin folder could not be created.|This means that Wurst was denied permission to create the ''%appdata%/.minecraft/wurst/skins'' folder.| 
 +|Skin could not be saved.|This means there was an error while downloading or saving a skin. The exact error is saved in the log file, but not shown on screen. Common causes can be that your internet connection is not working or that your disk is full. Some older versions of Wurst will show this error every time, even if nothing is wrong. This can only be fixed by updating to a newer Wurst version.| 
 +|Player does not exist.|This happens when trying to steal the skin of a player that doesn't exist and thus has no skin that could be stolen.|
  
 ===== Changes ===== ===== Changes =====
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 |:::|Improved the error messages on AltManager's "Direct Login" screen.| |:::|Improved the error messages on AltManager's "Direct Login" screen.|
 |:::|Fixed a crash when AltManager doesn't have permission to access its '.Wurst encryption' folder.| |:::|Fixed a crash when AltManager doesn't have permission to access its '.Wurst encryption' folder.|
 +|[[update:Wurst 7.27]]|Fixed chat signatures being generated incorrectly when using an alt. (MC 1.19+)|
 +|[[update:Wurst 7.31]]|In AltManager, you can now double-click on an alt to login.|
 +|:::|Fixed AltManager [[issue>Wurst7:747|failing to login]] to Microsoft accounts.|
  
 ---- struct data ---- ---- struct data ----
 +hack.name            : 
 +hack.image           : 
 +hack.category        : 
 +hack.in-game description : 
 +hack.default keybind : 
 +hack.source code     : 
 ---- ----
  
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