Now double click on the. Launch the server, let it fully load, then close it. The server now works locally! Anyone on the same IP as yours can now join the server. In order to allow people not on the same IP to connect,you'll need to port forward your server.
To do this, google Whats my IP? Take the number it gives you, copy it, and paste it into the address bar. This will most likely take you to your router's website where you can manage your router's settings. Enter the password to your router to continue. My router is a Linksys, you'll want to google around to find the steps with your specific router.
You'll want to find the Port Range Forwarding section of your router, and enter in the following information. In order to get your computer's IP, hold down the windows key and press R. In the box that pops up, type cmd. When the command prompt opens up, type ipconfig. Type that number in for your Device IP above.
The server should now be up and running! Double click the. Connect to the server, and enjoy your new world! Question 1 day ago. Question 6 weeks ago. Question 3 months ago. Answer 2 months ago. Question 5 months ago. I'm having trouble with the guide on step 4. I've created the Start Server notepad, pasted the command, and replacing the default forge name with the version of forge I'm using, and it doesn't work.
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Most of these potential problems can be avoided by only downloading Minecraft mods from reputable sources. If a mod is well known, and the creator of the mod has an official site, then that's always the safest place to download from. If you're not sure whether or not a mod is safe, then looking at a site like The Minecraft Forum is usually the best option. This allows you to take advantage of the knowledge and experience of the Minecraft community, but there are still some important things to keep in mind:.
If you find a Minecraft mod site that you aren't sure about, check this list of unsafe and illegal mod sites on Github. The list isn't exhaustive, but if a site does show up on it, you're better off looking for the mod you want somewhere else.
Another good idea is to look for videos on YouTube before you download a mod. This allows you to see what the mod looks like in action, check that there isn't any inappropriate content, and also verify that the mod is actually real.
The basic steps involved in installing Minecraft mods, if you're playing the original Java version on a Mac or PC, are: Download and install Minecraft Forge we'll explain that further down below, if you don't already have it.
Download a Minecraft mod from a trusted source. Place mod into your Minecraft folder. Launch Minecraft like you normally would. With Minecraft Forge, the process really is that easy. On these platforms, the process is even easier: Launch Minecraft.
Click Store. Click an add-on that you want. Click Unlock to purchase the add-on. As for other people I plan on taking my mods, config, and some other folders like 'Resources', needed for the Custom Main Menu and such and putting them on my Google Drive. My buddy will download them, install MultiMC, install Forge, run it once, and then copy over the folders I provided. I haven't actually done this yet, but it makes sense to me.
Anyway, I am not an expert at all. I just Google things really well. I did have some help from the nice people here on Reddit as well.
This whole process isn't really that hard, it's just that there is jack shit out there for directions. I hope that this post will help people randomly searching for help. If there are some out there that see something I did wrong, or not optimized, please let me know.
Just keep in mind that the above was MY process, your's may be different. For example, I didn't use any Bukkit, Spigot, or whatever; I don't even know what they really do. Feel free to ask questions, and I'll try to answer them the best I can.
After you have downloaded the server the server can't be run yet. It is fairly easy to prepare the server. All preparing the server means is setting how much ram you want the server to use and all the other things like how many people can join and so on.
You can replace both the 'M' with what ever amount of Memory Ram you want to use. You can also use 'M' for megabytes or 'G' for gigabytes. Next you need to double click on the file you just created run. A CMD prompt should pop up then quickly disappear. If nothing new appears in your 'Minecraft Server' folder then you can double click on the spigot application. Double click on the 'run' file again. The CMD prompt should stay on the screen and some new files should be created.
Open the text file 'server' in this you can change things like how many people can be on your server, and what game mode people spawn in.
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