The Java Argument Generator is a simple, easy to use program intended to generate an argument made to speed up Minecraft. All you have to do is copy and paste the text in the box into your Minecraft profile under JVM Arguments!
The argument works by enabling Garbage Collecting on Java, which increases how much Java clears useless memory. The program also detects how much memory your version of Java is willing to use, and sets that as the maximum memory for Minecraft to use. This makes the argument great for use in modpacks, and the Shader mod.

Give it a Download and try it out!

Below is a short guide on how to use the program:

Step 1: Launch Java Argument Generator.jar and copy the text in the text box.


Step 2: Open your Minecraft launcher, select the version you wish to apply the argument to, and click edit profile. Make sure the JVM Arguments checkbox is checked.


Step 3: Paste the text into the JVM Arguments text box, and click Save Profile.


Step 4: Play Minecraft. You're all done!

Let me know how this program works for you, if there are any bugs, and any advice for improvement onto the argument you may have. This is one of my first programs I've released for public use, so let me know how it works and how well Minecraft runs after that. Remember, this argument isn't necessarily intended for just vanilla Minecraft. It is intended for use in modpacks and memory/CPU intensive mods. So, if you use it in vanilla Minecraft or a version with few mods, you may not notice much of a difference. And yes, I know the preview image for the project is exceptionally bad.

Known Problems:

1. A Java exception has occured: This usually happens with outdated versions of Java, check if you have the latest version installed before reporting your problem or running the program again. This can also happen if you have the wrong architecture of Java installed, such as Java 64 bit on a 32 bit system. This can be fixed by uninstalling Java and installing the correct version. Though if you have a 64 bit system, it is recommended to have both Java 64 bit and 32 bit to reduce compatibility errors.
   

If you experience problems, I'll need a few things to determine the core problem. Here's an outline for reporting errors:

Problem:
Argument generated:
Minecraft version:
Java versions installed (With architecture):
RAM:
CPU (Name, cores, threads):

If you have any trouble filling out the outline for error reporting, let me know and I'll clear up any confusion.


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