So it's a small server but my town is always so leggy. I have tried using sea lanterns instead of torches getting rid of banners etc and I'm justtrying wondering like what blocks cause lag?
So I play on survival server in a town and I'm trying to reduce lag so I was wondering what blocks or items cause lag thanks!
Can anyone tell me which one good minecraft server hosting that:
1-Accepts sms payment.
2-Supports Lebanon country.
3-Cheap payments.
I would be so proud of you if you tell me!
Minecraft always says can't connect to server. My son is having a meltdown! - 1
Me and some friends are making a Minecraft server and hosting it from my pc. I'm using BungeeCord so I can host several servers at once. And i'm guessing we're gonna end up running around 7-8 servers when we're done and probebly around 200-300 plugins combined (mabey less). But I don't wanna run my pc 24/7. So I was wondering is the best solution to buy a server so I can host it from that. And if thats a good idea can you give me any tips. And what server should I buy. And I'm also wondering how many GB for for example 50 people and what cpu. But if thats a bad idea can you tell me any good server hosting sites that are good? Btw our internet speed is about 60 mbs downloade and 16 mbs uplade.
Me and some friends are making a Minecraft server and hosting it from my pc. I'm using BungeeCord so I can host several servers at once. And i'm guessing we're gonna end up running around 7-8 servers when we're done and probebly around 200-300 plugins combined (mabey less). But I don't wanna run my pc 24/7. So I was wondering is the best solution to buy a server so I can host it from that. And if thats a good idea can you give me any tips. And what server should I buy. And I'm also wondering how many GB for for example 50 people and what cpu. But if thats a bad idea can you tell me any good server hosting sites that are good?
I set up a Minecraft server to play with a few friends when i try to port-forward it, it doesn't appear to be working. I can connect to the private Minecraft server (not port-forwarded) at home but if i try to connect to the public port forwarded server, Minecraft can't find it. I'm using a Linksys smart Wi-Fi router model EA4500. I have looked at forums and various youtube videos for help and nothing seems to be working.Setting up the port forward isn't the problem, as i have already done that. It just doesn't appear to go public. I have tried disabling firewalls, giving java permission to allow other people in (creating a new rule for in coming and out going). What am i missing? This is on a windows 10 computer. Any help is greatly appreciated!
So I want to make a minecraft server with a TRUE economy. That means that there's no store, rather their is an auction house. The problem is, that if I let everyone start out with, say, $50000, there will be more and more money going into the economy, making it worth less and less. Is there any way to stop this?
How do I copy a server ip, and paste it in minecraft?