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Apple released the M2 chip on June 7, 2022 on November 11, 2020 on November 11, 2020

Minecraft currently only supports the X86_64 architecture and does not support ARM. To be precise, Java, which only supports the X86_64 architecture, is because MacOS's Minecraft

Although you can use Rosetta to translate to play wheat blocks, it is better not to buy M1/M2 in this way

Install the ARM version of JDK

Use 1.19 to demonstrate here

We can use Zulu's java to run the wheat block natively, just go in to download the page (maybe to be agent)

Select "Java 17"-"Macos"-"ARM 64-BIT"-"JDK FX"

From: https://cloud.tencent.com/developer/article/1975582

Choose .dmg download and install

Use Hello! Minecraft Launcher

Version List -> Install a new game version

After installing 1.19 and Optifine, open "Global Settings", set Java to Zulu Java that just installed

Start the game

You can see that you can load it normally and enter the game normally

You can also add light and shadow BSL and the like

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