One of the most interesting and practical experimental features, Quick Play, which is only available in Java Edition, was recently added to the Minecraft Launcher.
Mojang has been enhancing its launcher for Windows, Mac, and Linux platforms over the last several years.
The programme includes a number of helpful features and lets you start any game the studio creates.
The Quick Play function enables you to skip the major menus and dive straight into a Java Edition world.
This implies that you may quickly access the selected world from the launcher by pressing a single button.
There is a caveat with this functionality. It will only show the last five recently opened or played worlds.
The earlier worlds in the Minecraft game won’t be seen in the launcher if you’ve opened more than five worlds recently.
How to utilise the launcher’s Quick Play function
Minecraft players just need to go to the launcher settings and enable Quick Play, which is found under Experimental Features, to activate and utilise the new Quick Play function for Java Edition.
You must then launch Java Edition, enter a world, and then close the game.
The last world you entered will be identified by the game launcher and shown in the top-right corner of the launcher as soon as you quit the game.
When you interact with the Quick Play column, two boxes will appear. A dialogue window will appear when you attempt to access a world straight from the launcher, asking you to confirm your decision.
When you attempt to customize the Quick Play column in the launcher’s top-right corner, a second dialogue box will show.
You may alter each world’s icon in this box, position one in front of the column, and reorganize the icons that are currently on display.
The Quick Play function will probably be praised even if it just saves a few seconds or minutes since accessing the primary menus of Java Edition is so simple.
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